Things to do in the summer, a photo journal: Part 1
- Sew a quilt with Joel Dewberry fabric from thefabricoutlet on etsy.
- Take lots of dragonfly pictures.
- Hike uphill in 102℉ weather.
- Enjoy the hike even though it’s way too hot.
- Make body pillow…apparently for the cat.
- Dine outside in South Lake Tahoe on the 4th of July.
- Enjoy a delicious Greek salad and a cider.
- Take in the view of Lake Tahoe, a lake I’ve been visiting since I was a little kid.
- Make friends with the locals.
- Surprisingly friendly folks.
- Watch the sun melt over the mountains.
- Bask in the beauty of Lake Tahoe before the light fades away.
- Admire the double wisteria vine emblem at the SJ Buddhist shrine.
- My first time inside of a Buddhist shrine.
- San Jose Taiko rocking out!
- Observe a traditional Japanese Obon dance.
- Pick out ripe Japanese eggplant for dinner at local farmer’s market.
- Enjoy local musicians.
- Buy as many heirloom tomatoes as one can haul home.
- Discover a new type of cucumber at the Happy Boy Farms booth.
- Marvel at the size that heirloom tomatoes can get!
- Read interesting new books.
- Watch the sailboats race in SF Bay.
- Stop and smell the sweet peas.
- Fort Mason, SF.
- Acknowledge the random (and true) writing on a bench.
- Attend the Renegade Craft Fair in San Francisco.
- Withhold from buying all the colorful posters you see there.
- Get inspired by mixed media crafters. In this case, paper and thread make cute cards.
- Expensive blast from the past.
- Wanted to buy these for Rob.
- <3 the shadow puppets. Esp. the "you had me at health insurance" one.
- Great designs at Dutch Door Press.
- Rob bought me one of the antique glass lockets from Sasha Bell Jewelry.
- Drool over the cute animal letterpress cards at Dee & Lala.
- I need that unicorn zebra pillow from Pop Junkie.
- Obsess over the colors and textures at Spincycle Yarns.
- Love their logo.
- A new spin on the Keep Calm series.
- More gorgeous letterpress from Lucky Bee Press.
- Wish for this clever embroidered heart necklace.
- Wouldn’t know who to buy this BART ticket onesie for, but I wish I did.
- Beautiful day. Beautiful view.
- This is the bird version of Rob! From The Mincing Mockingbird booth.
- I would trade an arm for that avocado scarf. Unfortunately it costed more than an arm.
- That machine sure is sexy…
- That scarf is made up of yarn and put together with a sewing machine. Cool laser-cut wood necklaces too.
- Can you believe this U.S. map is made from the block-printing technique? At the Tugboat Printshop booth.
- Block-printing wood blocks from Tugboat printers.
- Terrariums!
- Waiting for a table next door to the Blue Mermaid Chowder House.
- Document the beginning of a blackberry.
























































