Another fun exhibit was: A Gathering of Bells by Davina Semo. A long hallway of bells that docents would ring for you.

A week ago, I spent a day in Savannah, mostly at SCAD. All the art was interesting. Some was really fun. My dad's been fly fishing since I was a little kid & makes his own flies & the grad student docent wasn't prepared for how excited I was about these. (These belong to the artist Michi Meko.)

Meal plans & grocery lists are more fun with a fountain pen.

Went to the New England Fiber fest today. Lots of felted things this year. Including this pretty large dragon.

There were other times he danced a little more vigorously, which was funnier.

We're deaccessioning a lot of our DVDs. College students just don't borrow them. I built a fair amount of this collection over 20 years & it's sad but at least I can have them for my own collection now.

26 Poblano peppers. I've never tried drying them before but this is the year.

Most grateful for a toaster oven at work when I've made a pizza the night before. Corn, shallot& garden cherry tomatoes with a pesto for sauce. The toaster really added a layer of browning that my oven never quite gets.

But also, this TS Eliot: Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats. Illustrations are fun, but unhinged. I'm keeping this copy for myself.

I took a nap on the couch yesterday. Mia promptly stole it for herself.