Spring has arrived at The Beach, bringing us frigid temps, fierce cold winds, and very dark grey rainy days. Today is so dark, Mo and I wanted to sleep all day. But common sense prevails, as I putter aimlessly around. Spring is no picnic here, my most despised season.
Poor planning on my part means I have nothing planned to cook using my oven, nothing to bake either. I am all stocked up for this ''storm'' which in a non-internet frenzied weather cycle would be just another rainy winter day. Dinner will be spaghetti w defrosted meatballs in Trader Joe's quite good Bolognese sauce. [I am a big red sauce snob, only homemade is usually acceptable here.] Instead I'm brightening the cottage with touches of yellow and cream and maybe even some pink.
Brilliant yellow ranunculus fill an old, lidless rosebud sprigged canister.
Am I creating a theme here? The pillow cases--one of which is a thrifted case with the sweetest tiny ruffle, will go on the bed more likely in May, as I transition from flannel to percale bedding. The print on the right is called "Apron Print", so cute. From American Jane. [Perhaps a fun apron is needed also?]
The rainy day puttering has included some Easter faffing [aimless home decor]---Easter is sooo early this year. "First Sunday after the first full moon following the vernal/ spring equinox." And so it goes.
Antique Easter Eggs and tulips:
My natural eggs collection in a Nantucket basket this year.
I'll probably add some bunnies later in the week.
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In other news: Baby Mo celebrated his tenth birthday! He is puzzled but happy to be fussed over and given cake. [doggy cake made by me. I licked the mixing spoon, omigosh--yuck.] Ten years!
Have a lovely week!
love
lizzy
gone to the beach...
storm has gone, sky is blue, the next day:
And caught on camera! The dreaded giant trucks that groom the beach all March and part of April. I counted twelve trucks on morning last week.
American Jane Fabrics : HERE