This week, same as before with one addition at the request of Melissa and Kate: Ungulate of the week. Either a picture I've managed to capture of wild ungulates or an introduction to one of 'my girls'. This week, it's a little bit of both...
Making me happy this week:

(clockwise from top left) taking advantage of a rare warm day with no rain and going for a short, but 'senses-clearing' bike ride...stash enhancement of a different kind (totally Jacey's fault)...2 of my girls that have been sick seem to finally be on the mend (Melissa the person, meet Melissa the elk!)....good friends near and far
Crafting:
picked Lara back up which is challenging to my brain (the main body works off 3 charts at one time!)...testing my limits
In the Kitchen:

- baking more bread (it may not be pretty but it is darn good!)...
- made a super healthy Saturday night dinner in order to indulge guilt-free in this...I used leftover home-made baguette bread and raspberries frozen from this past season...so so delicious. Only modification was to make 2 single servings (quartered recipe and then split into 2 ramekins).
- I was never a fan of meatloaf until mom pointed me to a recipe from this cookbook. I make it once every couple months from local, organic/grass-fed beef, local organic eggs, and when I've got it on hand (I did this week), home-made bread. If you are interested in the recipe, shoot me a message...

- Mockingbird: A Portrait of Harper Lee...so far quite interesting although I doubt it'll be as comprehensive regarding Lee's life as it claims to be.
- Mel sent me to this song...immediately realized I needed to explore the group more
- probably the last to watch this...mixed feelings about it actually

My backyard buddy...she was there with one other doe and their 3 fawns. Posing for a beautiful portrait...
Around the web:
- this looks like a good use for some of my frozen rhubarb...dessert next weekend?
- a reminder that one day i really need to knit ishbel...and oh, the color of this one!
- this post spoke to me about finding your individual voice in photography...'Every image is sketched out in my mind before I shoot it and they may not all work or have meaning for others, but to me, they tell my story and share my voice.'...on many days, this is how I feel about my photography...and that makes me proud of what I shoot.
- if only I had the skills...this is an amazing knit
- two simple things...to improve your mood and care for yourself
- hmmm...maybe an interesting read?
- I so want to see this movie and this movie
- what a cool and original idea for a special birthday...could be tailored easily
- one reason to convert digital into prints
- a new-to-me food blog...I actually haven't explored enough to know about the food...I've just been taken in by her writing...scattered, yet comfortable
- morbid, yet an interesting, thought-provoking read
Flickr Faves (highlighting outstanding photography from others):
So....what was your week like?
Now playing: If There Was No You by Brandi Carlile


10 comments:
Thanks for all the great links. Your new Friday format is so much fun to read through! I hope you will do a mini-review of the book about Harper Lee after you have read it!
OK, I officially love these posts! Thanks for sharing, and loved that we got two ungulates this week :)
Ah, a happy post! Sorry for the fabric enabling. Well, I'm not truly sorry. ;)
I hope you have a wonderful weekend! I'm off to explore the Wednesday Chef blog!
A good week. I'm such a Wes Anderson fan. I wish that movie was out now. You've reminded me that my dad bought me a baguette pan and made some awesome baguettes. I'll have to try to make my own. Lovely portrait.
What a busy and enjoyable week you have had!!! Love your WIP Lara my what a beautiful shot of your ungulate :)
Melissa the Elk is adorable! (I'm sure Melissa the person is as well, but no photographic evidence. :)
That bread looks DELICIOUS.
I haven't seen The Help. I have issues with it. But that Moonrise Kingdom looks fabulous!! I hear Tinker TSS is a bit of a hot mess, even if you've read the book.
Another great week. Thanks for sharing.
That fabric looks awesome. I've got a pile of fat quarters that I can't do anything with. (Have I mentioned that my sewing machine hates me?)
Love all the links and pictures!
eeeeee!!!!!!!! you have totally made my day! i didn't know i had an elk sister!!! she's very handsome.
i love these posts - so much fun stuff do discover, loved the new song and thank you for indulging me in an ungulate of the week section :)
and look at that teeny tiny spinning you've done! amazing!!
Hey - can't believe I'm so behind the times that you've done two of these! Great posts - very nice for reader and blogger alike I should think. Love your knitted jewellery too - I did a little an age ago and really want to do more.
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