She is great.

...more drawing last night.
**happPY ThurSdAY**

And... the two of us have 'officially' started training for a MaraThOn together. I pulled out the old schedule and got cracking! It's been so nice training with someone. We haven't ran together yet but we have been cranking out the same mileage each day, it's really been fun.
If everything goes as planned we'll be ready to race the end of May and would like to do it at sea-level (here we come California.) There are a couple of really great races in Southern California that look super fun so hopefully we can make it happen. Getting back into the swing of running regularly has been so good for me, I love it so much. ...and I'm so excited to be doing it with someone else!
I didn't get a t-shirt from SanFran but Vito did bring me back some super yummy biscotti from Stella's Pastry Cafe in little Italy on Northbeach. I ate it in bed this morning. mmmm....
Besides my girlfriend blowout of a weekend... I made my own all organic face/body oil.
My sister in law gave me this great book for CHristmas and it's full of all sorts of fantastic green tips and recipes that are really worth checking out. I used almond oil, geranium, lavender, rose otto and vitamin E for my concoction this weekend. I can't stop slathering it all over my face and body.
Hope you had a great weekend!
Then... I met Han's new doggie Remington! He is so cute and wouldn't sit still long enough for a picture. Han and I went to dinner and talked the night away.
And.. I came home and started a new drawing. Perfect end to an evening.
And tonight... Duce is coming over! eeek! It just gets better and better.
We ate our hearts out.
And I (very seriously) attacked the Tiramisu for dessert. 
And the best part of my weekend...
Vito bought me a vintage (1934) birdcage for Valentines day!
And yesterday (presidents day!) I baked a couple loaves of Challah bread and cleaned the house. Perfect ending to a great weekend.
Look at Duc.. so happy with all his favors.
It was so good to see so many people from college.
(great eyes) NiKKi.
Duc even personalized his bowling shoes for the big event.
And all 15 of us got a tour of what happens 'behind the scenes.'
It was sooo loud back there, the machines were working away.
I've been inspired by Amy Butlers fabric.
Her patterns are so lovely and fresh..
I've been looking at some fun Japanese fabric online for a little quilt. I've got the itch to sew something, bad! Even if it's just some pretty napkins.
It looked like this the entire time I was there. Snowy and cold. I loved it. I was trying to take a picture of a bald eagle that was perched in the tree, but it's just too far away to see.
I arrived Wednesday night and then spent all Thursday and Friday preparing for a massive moving sale on Saturday. This is my nephew Kale helping me price stuff. My parents cabin is completely furnished with new stuff so EVERYTHING in the house needed to be sold. The house= 3,000 sq. ft. The cabin=1,100 sq. ft.
We sold everything! The town has about 2300 residents and we figured over 400 people came to the sale. It was madness. People up here are crazy about sales, not quite sure why... but they are. The doors opened at 9am and at 8:45 there were about 30 cars in the driveway waiting.
My brother found a cowboy hard hat my dad was going to sell and just couldn't see it go. It was the most hilarious thing ever seeing him walk around with it on all day. It was too small so it just sat on top of his head instead of fitting "around" his head. It was waaaay over sized. It reminded
No hard had for me but I did take this old sewing machine that was what my mom learned to sew on. I couldn't exactly carry this onto the plane so they'll be delivering this to me hopefully this Spring.
Last sunset at the old house.
My nephew Derek took this pic. He was trying to figure out how to use my camera. He did a good job!
Friday was the first night at the cabin and it was a bit cramped with boxes everywhere but it was really nice sleeping by the fire.
Shawna was such a help. Her and I literally worked from sun up to sun down. Pricing, selling, packing, moving, cleaning... it was great.
And then... time to go.
It was a long 2 1/2 hour drive to the airport, I cried just a little bit leaving. But once I got on the road I was fine. 
It's always hard to leave. I always wish I could stay for just a few more days. V and I were planning on going up this summer for a few weeks but now that the cabin is occupied we might make it a shorter trip.
It was really nice to get home and see V and Cash. I missed them.
HapPY TuesdAY*
And while V threw the ball to Cash, I took a lot of pics. 
These look a little spooky, like I pulled them out of my grandmas attic.**
My parents sold their house and need help moving, so I'm headed up for 6 days! Eeeek! I'm so excited! It's been super snowy up there so I'm really looking forward to being bundled up by the fire (while I'm packing boxes of course.) My sister-in-law and I have planned a big moving sale on Saturday so we need to get everything ready!