Enjoying My Free Time

Some of you may know, I have been working part time this year. 40 hours in a 2 Week period translates to working 2-3 days a week. And it is AMAZING!

So I have been enjoying my time reading:

I have been reading such educational titles as:

and

But I am a sucker for the feel good stuff too:

So I have also utilized the library to rent Chicago and read part of Eat Pray Love (sometimes I'm not very dedciated)

Also I have been using my free time to open up a shop on Etsy. For now I am selling Vintage finds, but I am going to be listing some of my handmade creations as well. I plan to be upgrading some things, making my own labels, but I have to have a logo first and, well, I am going nowhere fast with that...haha. But I do have a shop name! Go me! "Rely Vintage & Handmade"- Rely is just the first 2 letters of my first and middle name, I'm not too creative at the wordsmithing. Anyway, its a cheap thrill for me and gives me a better reason than just my desire to create. Anyway, check it out, I hope you like it.

Commitment of a Procrastinator

Okay. Since Today is October 13, 2010 and my last post was December 22, 2008 I think that it is safe to say that I have failed this whole blogging thing. So I am starting over, clean slate. I am beginning this again as nothing more than a documentation of our lives for us to be able to look back on and remember and also since I am TERRIBLE on the phone, to share our lives with those we love. So Adams Family web journalling is beginning. I may be slow at first. But mark my words. I will get the hang of this.

So what do procrastinators love? Immediate follow through (usually followed by a long and empty pause...but lets ignore that and believe in me anyway)

RIght now more than anything I love my Vegetable Garden. It works harder than I do.

Meet Lavender, she is the most faithful and strongest of the bunch.

Nothing like straight from the vine tomatoes (although I know my husband would beg to differ, but he isn't here)

And I have waited oh so long to see these beautiful babies!

(I gave up on the late natural light and switched to flash)

Then as I was snapping pictures I little friend showed up.

I guess he was hungry.

But not too fond of having his photo taken.

Lastly there is the pumpkin, the crown of the year. He came from France making him that much more exciting. He was an only child, accidentally cut off in his prime. So I cried.

And then I bought a kickin' pair of shoes to ease the pain.

Thank you, Pumpkin