Showing posts with label tortillas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tortillas. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Baby, It's Cold Outside

This morning, when we woke up the temperature was -7 degrees. Fahrenheit.
Yep, that meant we stayed in today!


So I took a few pictures of our day....because you know that's what I like to do :)


These are 'flowers' that the boys recently picked for me.
They are sitting on my desk so that I can see them. I love these little gestures.
It's what being a mommy is all about, you know? It's also a reminder to look a little closer, and stop more often to enjoy what we so often overlook. That's the gift of a child.



And because daddy made banana bread yesterday, mommy needed to back that up with some homemade tortillas.  ;)


Now, that's what a cold day is all about.
Games, puzzles, cooking, tea....


...and an afternoon drinking freshly ground coffee and purchasing a bounty of stones.
Can't wait to show you those!




p.s. This is my favorite version of 'Baby, It's Cold Outside'.


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Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Workshop and then some....


Here's my new puppy :)

I've already been playing with it....so excited! I ran outside and gathered all kinds of dried plant life and I've been looking all around the house for other impressions I can make. I am definitely more drawn to making impressions of things I find in nature....plants, twigs, etc. But I'm thinking of using some other designs too.



I haven't included any shop pictures in awhile....



I'm working with those three stones at the moment. When I took this picture I was getting ready to measure the bezel (fine silver strip) around the stones.

I took those pictures yesterday while working.....today I did this:



I made tortillas with my little monkey's help. Both of my boys love getting the stool and standing at my cutting board when I am cooking. Of course, the real reason they love it is because they get to sample and snack on whatever I'm making!

I grew up eating tortillas, chile (red and green!), sopa, beans and papitas, so I make an effort to make this for my sons as well. Norbert and I always talk very fondly about the food we grew up eating.....one day we had the epiphany that we wanted our boys to have those same experiences. I didn't want them to experience that only when their grandmas were around!!



We get a lot of joy out of being able to create these same memories for them (have I mentioned how much I love food???!).



I'll be back with pictures of new work ;)