Wordless Wednesday: Blue Flowers
Kizmet is desperate to figure out how these flowers are so blue.
Wordless Wednesday: Home for the Fourth
Today for the Fourth of July, I contributed to The Land That I Live’s special holiday post about the lands where the blog’s contributors live. I wrote about finding our first house, and the feeling of coming home. Jack and I had a few of his family members over for a casual BBQ this afternoon, which was great fun. It was the first time some of his cousins had seen the new digs. We sat around the table in the sunroom pictured […]
Wordless Wednesday: Sonia Manzano
Sonia Manzano, a young adult/middle grade author and “Maria” on Sesame Street, was the first author I met at BEA. She was great, and I wasn’t even caffeinated yet!
Wordless Wednesday: T.R. Burns
T. R. Burns–nee Tricia Rayburn–with her latest middle-grade book at BEA Book Bloggers. Merits of Mischief sounds really fun!
Wordless Wednesday: Siobhan Vivian
Siobhan Vivian stops by my table at BEA Bloggers Conference to talk about the book she just co-wrote with Jenny Han, Burn for Burn. She was very fun!
Wordless Wednesday: Park Golfer
On my commute home recently, I saw a young man golfing in a public park. When you gotta practice your swing, you gotta practice your swing. I just hope the people walking by knew when to duck.
Wordless Wednesday: Happy Valentine’s Day
Jack often buys my flowers–usually on the days when I am least expecting them–and I love coming home to a gorgeous bouquet in bloom. Valentine’s Day was no different. What a guy!
Wordless Wednesday: The Dragon and the Caterpillar
I’m not usually the type to take pictures of my food in restaurants and post them online. But I was so impressed by these creative rolls–the Dragon Roll and the Caterpillar Roll–that I had to share.
Wordless Wednesday: Stop SOPA
Wordless Wednesday: Annoyed Writer
My aunt recently sent me this awesome tote bag for my birthday. What a thoughtful and funny gift!
Wordless Wednesday: I <3 Pizza
Wordless Wednesday: Hahnemann Memorial
Recently, I discovered this monument on a lunch-break perambulation. Dedicated to Samuel C. F. Hahnemann, a German physician and the founder of homeopathic school of medicine, this colorful memorial has been around since 1900… and I only just opened my eyes and saw it. Living in DC is like walking the pages of a history book.
Wordless Wednesday: Itchy Tinky
Wordless Wednesday: Trapped in the Closet
Lately, Tinker has taken to sleeping in the hall closet. The first time she emerged from it in the morning, stretching and ready to go outside, I decided it was the most adorable thing I’d ever seen.
Wordless Wednesday: Flowers from Jack
Wordless Wednesday: Kizmet the Kitty
Meet the newest addition to our family: Kizmet!
Melody Schreiber 