See this? It’s my new bone. Amy ordered it for me to replace the one I’ve been slowly sharpening into a weapon. I think she thought it would be just like the old one, but oh boy oh boy, this one is about three times the size. She’s been busy this week.
The other day she made zucchini fritters with her farm veggies.
They looked (and smelled) delicious. And none of them fell apart. She thinks it is because she actually took the time to squeeze the excess moisture from the veggies before mixing them with the eggs and flour and spices.
She also pitched our tent in the front yard! I think this means we’re going on a trip. She even scrubbed the fly, laid it to dry in the sun, and then patched the hole that was forming on the side you can’t see in this picture. I think I’m going to get to sleep in this soon. (I like our tent.)
I haven’t seen her knitting this week, but I know she has plans to cast on another project for the road. (And I know she’d really love to finish that super cool beret she’s test knitting before we leave!)
Okay, time for a nap.
Oh Boh, You do such a nice job of blogging. LOL
Boh, Jakey has the same exact bone. He loves his!
Hi Boh!! Impressive blogging skills. Hope you have a fabulous trip with Amy!
hi Boh! Love your blog post and you look VERY happy with your new bone!
Oh, Boh, that is one fine bone! Thanks for posting and happy snoozing!
Lucky Boh! Hope the trip is going well. I’m impressed by your tent maintenance — last time we skipped that step, and now my North Face backpacking tent is toast. It’s sort of a blessing in disguise, though, as it not only was shaped like a coffin, but had the ventilation of a coffin.