the not so perfect storm...

 

We headed on over to West Seattle today to celebrate a family birthday, a family member returning from living abroad, and since we made the trek all the way over there we had to make a stop at the beach. Well, technically it was the board walk since the tide was up so we got a great view of Seattle before the rain came. Good thing we had an umbrella with us. 



>>Ethan taking in the Seattle skyline.<<

 >>Hanging with Grandpa near the water.<<

 



>>I had to throw this one in even though it was from last week in Edmonds<<

take me out to the t - ball game. ..

Ethan's little league team,  the Super sonics, just had their first jamboree. It was a pretty cold one but he got to meet his team members and hit and throw. He seemed to enjoy it and had fun. That's what matters most right?

what's old is new again...

A few of my friends invited me to attend a vintage market this past weekend and it was actually a lot of fun. The weather was not that great but luckily it was indoors,  actually in a barn which definitely set the ambiance.

There were several vendors there showing their goods and it was really hard not to go on a spending spree. Especially how everything was set up. It was definitely my style but thankfully I did not bring enough cash.  Who knew you needed cash at a flee market?  Not this girl.

My favorite food truck was also there,  Here and there, and I exposed my friends to the black bean sliders. So good!

I did come out of it with one purchase though, flowers!

sewing and stuff...

A few weeks ago I was discussing with a friend about infinity scarfs. We were contemplating the different fabric elements that could be put together. During that conversation I got the bright idea to make my own. I have a sewing matching that I am always itching to use but never can decide what I want to make. I hit the fabric stores a few weeks ago to look for fabric combinations that fit well together.

Luckily, I had some free time available and was able to make several. I can't wait to make more, especially with spring and summer fabrics.