Sunday, June 27, 2010

BM #7- Mixture of Blue and Yellow


Monday #7 - No Man is an Island!
Blue will be lonely without other color! Today, Blue will be mix with Yellow so they would turn Green. Since Hubby and I just turned our marriage into 11 years last Saturday (June 26, 2010), let me invite you to peep in our bedroom. Oops! It's not what you're thinking, he's now in Las Vegas studying. He just sent me a gift, let's peek at it!
Daisypath Anniversary tickers

Without any further ado, here are the photos:

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During summer, I stay here most of the time so I added table and chair,
for temporary study room to save electric bill.

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I know you can spot the Blue and Yellow things,
let's get closer, closer, and closer

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Papa Bear, Mama Bear, and Baby Bear

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I've been blogging the recipes of SBD, seldom read the bottom book :)

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looking below and under the bed...

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my comfort zone side...

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But where's the gift?
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Here it is....

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What is this? Summer wear?

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Another one?

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No, it's only one...

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It's Reversible Apron

I'm so excited when my husband told me, he bought an apron from Hawaii. I immediately asked him the color and he said my favorite, then I can't wait to see it. I'm so glad he's supporting me with my hobby of cooking
Happy Blue Monday!

and  a touch of
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Creative Color - Overexposure

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Ice Cream Wrapped in Spring Roll

Strawberry and Vanilla Flavor
with Cilantro and Powder Peanut Brittle

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Total Boston Experience





The best of old and new Boston have been combined with a journey into the historic countryside towns of Cambridge, Lexington and Concord. Follow the route of Paul Revere and view the "Battle Trail" where the minutemen fought for their freedom. Journey past the homes of Hawthorne, Alcott and Emerson. In Boston, stop at the Faneuil Hall, "Quincy Marketplace."

You'll have time for lunch and shopping on your own. In the afternoon, view the 18th century steeples and stately Beacon Hill townhouses alongside the monumental architecture of the new Boston. Its 371 years of history, tradition and Yankee ingenuity. In addition, enjoy a harbor cruise that departs from the New England Aquarium and lasts for approximately 45 minutes
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