One Way Ticket to Hawaii, Please

"Winter is the time for comfort, for good food and warmth, for the touch of a friendly hand and for a talk beside the fire:  it is the time for home."  -   Edith Sitwell

I vote for moving to Hawaii.

 You know it's cold when the monk lawn ornament pulls out his winter hat and scarf! Today is even colder than yesterday!  Browsing the Internet, images of Hawaii catch my eye.  Sure would like to be there today. Instead of making traveling plans (I can dream can't I?) I'll stay in again today and work on the house.  Sounds like a great plan to me and Maggie agrees.

The kitchen ceiling trim is a good project for the day.  I just need to put up one more piece and then I will be finished with that.

Problem? Little trim meets big trim. 



Big trim eats little trim.


 Oh, dear!  I think I see a problem.  How do I connect the little kitchen trim with the big living room trim?  Hang a picture over it?  Plug the end of big trim with caulk?  Stick a white sock in it?  Call David?  The last option seems the most logical.  He has always known how to fix my messes.  Well, this project is on hold until another day. 

What can I do next?  The second spice shelf still needs to be put together, so I'll do that.

Shoot, Shoot, Shoot!  I can't  find the rest of the boards that I cut!  O.K. I'll  just put this aside and wait for the lumber goblins to bring back the rest of my boards.

Ever had a day when you just can't seem to get it together?  Apparently, this is such a day for me. I just need to grab a good book and watch the birds enjoying themselves at the feeder.

Molly in search of sunshine on this winter's day.

Sometimes you just have to take time and make adjustments.  My day didn't go as planned.  So what?  I'll just get a new plan or maybe just play it by ear.  Life is only as complicated as you make it.  I like my life Simple.  It's all small stuff  compared to the burden others must carry.

Thank you for visiting today and I hope you'll check back to see what goes on in our neck of the woods.