Showing posts with label whatnot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label whatnot. Show all posts
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Saturday, June 12, 2010
I'm Back, Too!
Wow, it feels like forever since I've joined y'all on the blog. I'd like to thank Rhiannon for staying so motivated and sharing so many of her goings on lately. She's been keeping this blog rolling, for sure!
Well, what the heck have I been up to these past weeks?
Moving.
Packing and moving.
Then packing some more.
Cleaning.
More packing.
After that I did some moving and a bit more cleaning.
It was just a move across town but good grief was it so much work. Work that isn't exactly done yet. See, there's one huge hurdle left to tackle.

This hot mess will one day be my craft room/office. I'm so excited to have an entire room devoted to housing my craft supplies, one that has a door on it that can hide the messes... er... I mean, projects in progress. But right now it is hiding all the things I ran out of energy to deal with. Hopefully over the next few weeks I'll be able to share some progress on this project so I can get back to the fun of crafting again. My poor sewing machine has been neglected for so long.
One of the first places to set up during a move, the most important room in the house in my opinion, is the kitchen. Am I right? I think it gives everyone comfort during such a long transition period and it's nice to have some bit of normalcy to go along with a big change. Especially with a toddler in the house. It certainly isn't easy or always practical to keep up with homecooked meals during a move so we focused on making things that are fun and easy to prepare. With summer (unofficially) in full swing here in Georgia, we made one of our favorites recently. Pink Lemonade! I found this recipe on Joy the Baker's site last year.

Aiden squeezes the lemons while I process the raspberries.

Wowie zowie is it ever yummy.
Do yourself a favor and make some. It is especially delicious when sipped on the back porch on these hot summer nights.
Well, it's good to finally have internet again and to be back in touch with my virtual world. This is going to be a great summer, I can't wait to share it with you all.
~Megan
PS
Anyone want to share their favorite summer recipes?
Well, what the heck have I been up to these past weeks?
Moving.
Packing and moving.
Then packing some more.
Cleaning.
More packing.
After that I did some moving and a bit more cleaning.
It was just a move across town but good grief was it so much work. Work that isn't exactly done yet. See, there's one huge hurdle left to tackle.

This hot mess will one day be my craft room/office. I'm so excited to have an entire room devoted to housing my craft supplies, one that has a door on it that can hide the messes... er... I mean, projects in progress. But right now it is hiding all the things I ran out of energy to deal with. Hopefully over the next few weeks I'll be able to share some progress on this project so I can get back to the fun of crafting again. My poor sewing machine has been neglected for so long.One of the first places to set up during a move, the most important room in the house in my opinion, is the kitchen. Am I right? I think it gives everyone comfort during such a long transition period and it's nice to have some bit of normalcy to go along with a big change. Especially with a toddler in the house. It certainly isn't easy or always practical to keep up with homecooked meals during a move so we focused on making things that are fun and easy to prepare. With summer (unofficially) in full swing here in Georgia, we made one of our favorites recently. Pink Lemonade! I found this recipe on Joy the Baker's site last year.

Aiden squeezes the lemons while I process the raspberries.

Wowie zowie is it ever yummy.
Do yourself a favor and make some. It is especially delicious when sipped on the back porch on these hot summer nights.Well, it's good to finally have internet again and to be back in touch with my virtual world. This is going to be a great summer, I can't wait to share it with you all.
~Megan
PS
Anyone want to share their favorite summer recipes?
Saturday, April 17, 2010
A (very long) day in the life
*WARNING: This is a non-craft related and picture heavy post.*

This past Thursday this lab rat was let out of the lab! I've worked at marine science institutions for about 6 years now and this week was the first time I went out on a research vessel. That's odd considering most of the work I do relies on collecting samples from the ocean and rivers nearby.
Well, I'm so glad I took the opportunity because I had a great time and I'm not sure when I'll get the chance to go again. I'm not sure how many more 14 hour days I can handle, either!
photo by Mike Sullivan
photo by Mike Sullivan
~Megan

This past Thursday this lab rat was let out of the lab! I've worked at marine science institutions for about 6 years now and this week was the first time I went out on a research vessel. That's odd considering most of the work I do relies on collecting samples from the ocean and rivers nearby.
Well, I'm so glad I took the opportunity because I had a great time and I'm not sure when I'll get the chance to go again. I'm not sure how many more 14 hour days I can handle, either!Since it was my first cruise I was volunteered to demonstrate how to get into the life suit, or what the crew calls the 'Gumby suit'.
photo by Mike Sullivan
photo by Mike SullivanMy tasks for the day were to:
1) stay out of everyone's way
2) collect samples 
and
3) not puke.
I think I excelled on all fronts. Yay! Not too bad for my first cruise.
Thanks to the crew of the R/V Savannah for a fun and interesting day on the water!

1) stay out of everyone's way
2) collect samples 
and
3) not puke.
I think I excelled on all fronts. Yay! Not too bad for my first cruise.
Thanks to the crew of the R/V Savannah for a fun and interesting day on the water!

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