slowly she turned
Living the Slow life in North Carolina
Author: Laurie
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Old and new
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In honor of the Marietta Christmas Parade today, I wore my t-shirt from several years ago.
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Cracks
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The old faucet, which is actually a fairly new replica of the old old faucet, to be replaced by a fancy schmancy new bronze faucet. Some leaves make permanent shadows…
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View of the latest bathroom work – joist, subflooring, plumbing, floor repaired, insulation added. Hitchin’ a ride…
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I encounter this grey and white cat a lot. No one knows who it belongs to. Today I caught it hunting twice on my walk to work. I warned the squirrel the first time. Shirley Squirrely was directly in this dude’s sights. I caught him again after something else in the leaves, this time with…
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The gutting of the bathroom has mostly been accomplished. The hole in the floor is where the clawfoot bathtub was. The tub was moved to the kitchen. The date on the bottom of it is 1921.
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Photos of the original bathroom, which is probably a pile of plaster and tile being loaded into a trailer as I write this. I should have taken a before photo of the clawfoot tub, which we are going to refinish and keep if it is in good enough shape. There is tile around it so…
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The last evening at my sister’s rental at Lake Waccamaw. We helped pack them up and take stuff to be stored at Mama’s house. The afternoon light was gorgeous. I fell in love with the reflections. I think I see some tapestries in here.
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This year I spent Thanksgiving weaving on my tapestry at home and Sandy and I ate dinner with the Martin/Baker family, a bunch of hooligans beyond compare, just my kind of people. Great cooks too. Here is what was on Susanne’s loom.
slowly she turned 