Is it Friday yet??
Jan. 28th, 2010 08:46 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ksmithPerformance evaluations and goals at the day job, inserted around the start of the year ramp-up. Looking forward to the weekend, in other words.
Illinois is starting Vote by Mail...or maybe they've had it for a while and I just didn't know about it. Anyway, part of the weekend will be spent reading about the candidates and making decisions. Need to mail the thing on Monday.
Received a lovely piece of art in the mail, courtesy of Elizabeth Gibson. The title is "Unconditional," and that just about says it all:
Unconditional
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I found out about her during an artists' shout-out over at Balloon Juice--every so often, John Cole has readers post links to their own creations or those of friends. While there, I also followed a link to Demilune Jewelry, and bought a lovely pair of sterling wires with red stones.
Art and jewelry...what else does a girl need? Chocolate! I recommend the Gourmet Drinking Chocolate from King Arthur Flour. By Guittard. It's not ground, as the ad says, in perfect little bite-size chunks. 65% cacao, which isn't dark enough for some, but I think it's the best dark chocolate I have ever had.
Illinois is starting Vote by Mail...or maybe they've had it for a while and I just didn't know about it. Anyway, part of the weekend will be spent reading about the candidates and making decisions. Need to mail the thing on Monday.
Received a lovely piece of art in the mail, courtesy of Elizabeth Gibson. The title is "Unconditional," and that just about says it all:
Unconditional
Shared via AddThis
I found out about her during an artists' shout-out over at Balloon Juice--every so often, John Cole has readers post links to their own creations or those of friends. While there, I also followed a link to Demilune Jewelry, and bought a lovely pair of sterling wires with red stones.
Art and jewelry...what else does a girl need? Chocolate! I recommend the Gourmet Drinking Chocolate from King Arthur Flour. By Guittard. It's not ground, as the ad says, in perfect little bite-size chunks. 65% cacao, which isn't dark enough for some, but I think it's the best dark chocolate I have ever had.
