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Mercifully: Take-out |
"No more cooking!" I announced yesterday morning. "There's got to be better way." Jerry agreed. We're burned out.
Then I packed up a bag of fabric and toted it over to
Marion's house to meet up with my quilt group. Six out of twelve showed up. In the meantime, Jerry met up with an Entomology colleague, who came for a day-trip to explore bug habitats in the National Seashore.
In the course of the afternoon, Marion suggested a place to get take-out (Perry's Deli in Inverness Park), and later Jerry and I drove down to pick up two salmon dinners. Delicious. We can lug our frozen meat in Elisabeth's freezer back to Berkeley.
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Dining table at Marion's, ready for lunch |
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A raspberry-almond tart for Deanna's birthday |
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Our stuff dumped at Marion's |
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Newly-dyed fabric |
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The yarn closet |
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Everywhere you look there's something artful and beautiful... |
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...even over the bathtub |
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...and the medicine cabinet |
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Shelf over the bed with Mexican wooden animals |
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Outdoor sculpture |
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A walk in the garden, with Tomales Bay in the background (right) |
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View of the house from the garden |
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Every room has a skylight (or three) |
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Nasturtiums with poppy |
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In Marion's garden studio, where she dyed fabric yesterday |
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Kiln for jewelry-making |
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The group helped me decide on a border for this quilt |
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Dull green with an narrow inner border of blue? Or the blue as a binding? |
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Ann's latest quilt under construction |
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Hand appliqued |
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Marion holding up a scarf she's knitting |
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Marion, Ann, Rebecca, Karen, Deanna |
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Close-up of Karen's scarf, made by Ann |
By 6:30, Jerry and I had made a run to Perry's Deli:
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An evening walk up the end of the road |
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Devil! |
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