One of my most fabulous friends organized her books by color rather than alphabetically (how is that Foucault?)--so, I thought I would give it a try---unfortunately most of the books currently in my house are black or gray, very few oranges or reds....anyway, I am quite proud of myself, as I got a lot of work/reading done but was stunned by the age spots on the library book. It isn't even that old yet....I wonder if we are just merely "improperly stored" as well to acquire such "blemishes"....maybe good old Walt was on the right track?????

I have become obsessed with this kid mohair; I am indeed starting to wonder if it is the crafting/knitting process that I am interested in or whether I might just get the same kind of satisfaction from just having the wool laying around. Particularly frightening to me is the fact that I am actually attracted to that "baby pink"---to reduce the implications of me actually wearing such a color, I thought I would combine it with that more "orangy" tone.

Lately I have been really into the crafty thing, especially wool (this fabulous kid mohair) makes me very happy---it must be the texture and the soft feel on the skin (and strangely enough it even seems to smell great---or maybe I am just imagining that part)-----but enough all I should be doing is writing, writing, writing...(and not my blog)

Once upon a time... from Capucha on Vimeo.

I found this video on "A picture is worth a thousand words" and I must say, I have not seen anything as darling as that articulate and charming little girl narrating this story....IN FRENCH MY FAVORITE LANGUAGE OF ALL

my latest purchase: I love them and  I am not sure why I like them so much, it is not even clear to me if they are indeed "antique" as claimed.....

winter in san diego does not seem such a bad thing after all, I took a look around the city and realized how beautiful it is.....but home doesn't seem bad either, especially if someone like this awaits you....