So, the Official Groundhog saw his shadow and thus predicted 6 more weeks of winter. I decided to celebrate this lovely animal holiday by first making groundhog cookies. They are gluten free...it was challenging to figure out how to manage cutting them out, but I used the freezer to help them keep shape after rolling the dough.
Then I went to the zoo, where the giraffe not only had her baby alongside, but a special shadow of her own:
The zebras were surprisingly close to the fence:
Some friends came over for music. We had groundhog cookies and groundhog gravy, which is chocolate tapioca pudding, and we sang the Groundhog Song.
Lastly here is a healing cloth I made for an artist friend with a serious hand injury. Jude had a post a while ago about cloths in windows, which reminded me to consider color from front and back: the bottom picture here is how the cloth looks with light coming through from behind:
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Thank you for stopping by...I hope you enjoyed your Groundhog Day!
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Thank you for following my blog. You have a beautiful blog header and creative blog. Ground hog cookies, and especially that ground hog gravy, sound delicious! And what a treat to see a baby giraffe!
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by...I love hearing about your horse adventures...I've never owned a horse, just drawn and painted them, and admired from a distance!
Deletegreat little cloth.... and groundhog cookies! ha.
ReplyDeleteHi Jude...thanks! It turned out pretty well...I forgot to mention it's nearly all flannel, so very soft. These cookies are dangerous...I cannot stay away from away from them. Luckily they're almost all gone, which means more exercise is in store. Sigh.
Deletethe hand is beautiful. it will
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Oh I hope so Grace...it's dreadful to think of an injured hand...your kind words will help too...
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