lindsey alyce.

today

Filed under: life — lindsey 06-30-09 @ 17.40

It was cold today.

I wore socks.

And big shoes.

And a sweater over my summer dress.

I forgot to charge my camera batteries.

But the sky was steel grey.

All day.

On my work break, I was the only one drinking coffee outside.

I went to the market to buy strawberries.

The baker at the market had potato bread.

Her potato bread is Adam’s favorite.

I only had five dollars.

I’ll get strawberries another day.

There is iced tea in the fridge, but I want something warm.

iced tea

Filed under: friluftsliv, life, months years eras, pregnancy, simple living — lindsey 06-26-09 @ 20.03

enjoying walking around the drive-in grounds

In the morning when the sun is new, and the hot air still feels a little fresh, I like to make my way to the kitchen and put the kettle on.

the sweetest summer

Filed under: life — lindsey 06-20-09 @ 21.16

The house was dark and quiet with just one lamp lit and the sound of the fan and the cars outside, and I was a little frightened reading a scary part of Harry Potter.

drive in

Filed under: seasons — lindsey 06-15-09 @ 18.55

it's getting close to movie time!
lots of clover

I like drive-ins.

i could call it cravings…

Filed under: food, life, seasons, simple living — lindsey 06-14-09 @ 17.50

Strawberries and a spinich leaf

I could call it cravings, but I know better.

‘yo mamma’s so fat…

Filed under: pregnancy — lindsey 06-10-09 @ 19.53

T. is a small Cuban man with a ponytail.

fish

Filed under: life — lindsey @ 12.42

On my sidebar, I recently linked an excellent article from the New York Times on the sustainability of fish eating.

comments

Filed under: life — lindsey 06-09-09 @ 13.14

Hi, friends!

It seems you haven’t been able to comment for a while.

he.

Filed under: life, pregnancy — lindsey 06-08-09 @ 17.19

the baby

It’s a boy.

the richest

Filed under: friluftsliv, life, marriage, months years eras, people, pregnancy, simple living, stories — lindsey 06-07-09 @ 21.04

adam and I
door county

It was cold, and our little rented cabin in Door County was filled with friends whose camping adventures had been rained out.

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