Quotidian: daily, usual or customary;
everyday; ordinary; commonplace
And now I wish I’d picked more.
They. Don’t. Stop.
Making everyone love me.
No lunchbox, no problem. Use a shoebox!
For the overflow: a second drainer.
A cool, thrift-store find.
Henna tat.
Purse dump: the junk I carry.
A new hire.
A smashed muffler and the guilty culprit to go with it.
Lazy days.
Because the afternoon sun is fierce: a made-to-order shield.
(Thanks, Zoë!)
(Thanks, Zoë!)
When it finally sets, the relief is sweet.
This same time, years previous: fresh strawberry cake, three things about writing, reflections from Kansas City, the quotidian (7.7.14), let’s revolutionize youth group mission trips! please!, grilled flatbread, red raspberry lemon bars, rain.
2 Comments
Judy
Purse contents along with pantry contents have always fascinated me. I think they reveal so much about us and show how we plan ahead and what we think of as necessary.
Jennifer Jo
Oh dear….!