So I had a lovely week working with jjhunter getting our two new features worked out (this is the first of the two, the second will be out later today). We had a lot of fun working on these.
Sunday Picnics are meant to be a great place to chat and relax after a long week. Comments can be poetry related, but don't have to be.
To get us rolling, I'll share my happy moment of the week. Had enough energy and felt well enough to go to a friend's St. Patrick's Day dinner and small party. It was a small group of friends and we had corned venison, cabbage with a horseradish mustard glaze, and potatoes. For those could imbibe alcohol there were several (what I assume are tasty) options (I assume their tasty as people were pleased while drinking them). It was a very nice night of good food, excellent conversation, and plenty of time spend cuddling the dog (always makes me happy).
Whether your week was a good one or a bad one, pull up a corner of the blanket and relax under the branches of the poet's tree. :)
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Date: 2012-03-18 05:11 am (UTC)Sunday Picnics are meant to be a great place to chat and relax after a long week. Comments can be poetry related, but don't have to be.
To get us rolling, I'll share my happy moment of the week. Had enough energy and felt well enough to go to a friend's St. Patrick's Day dinner and small party. It was a small group of friends and we had corned venison, cabbage with a horseradish mustard glaze, and potatoes. For those could imbibe alcohol there were several (what I assume are tasty) options (I assume their tasty as people were pleased while drinking them). It was a very nice night of good food, excellent conversation, and plenty of time spend cuddling the dog (always makes me happy).
Whether your week was a good one or a bad one, pull up a corner of the blanket and relax under the branches of the poet's tree. :)