Red Cat Jenny

not a problem, you may take your sandwich to the bench by the open window and enjoy the night air.

You're in luck Captain...I have just sold the last diabolical sandwich to a scurrilous looking man...he slunk out the back way. What say you to a blue cheese and thinly sliced sirloin on a fresh baguette?

"Of course goode Captain..I have been at the hearth all morning..what is your pleasure sir? and Miss Silkie scone? muffin?" Miss ashcombe pours steaming cups of cocoa

Sigh.....it's two months later ...and I still can't sleep...

Nothing... All I've had time for is a coffee

There does seem to be a wee bug, retry sending the message, I've found this works.

I was wondering that very thing on the way to work this morning. How odd.. You would assume sailors would at times have contact with local fishermen in ports the visited, so it would stand to reason they may have traded both knowledge and perhaps fishing hooks. I wondered if the fishermen might have had lures. Looks like the fresh water fishermen were better equipped. I would bet when stores were low if the sea was calm enough, some might have improvised as Mission said and tried their luck.

Im not sure...but I've decided I like the stripes as well. I think silk taffeta is in my future :) warm colors would look good on you. peaches, roses, etc

I think this is a little later.. but the blue is pretty I do like silk taffeta

stynky, is there a search function for the gallery?

Miss Ashcombe has set out freshly baked bread and fresh churned butter and has had the help bring in a large pot of tea and another pot of hot chocolate.

Jamestown and Bermuda: Virginia Company Colonies. Bermuda, settled in 1609 as the result of a shipwreck that inspired Shakespeare’s The Tempest, is the focus of a 400th-anniversary exhibition that also explores governmental, religious and trade connections between England’s second permanent colony in the New World and its first – Jamestown, Virginia, founded in 1607. The exhibition illuminates Bermuda’s unique character: strategic location and historic stone forts; extraordinary importance of sports and recreation; and land and seascapes immortalized by internationally renowned artists, leading to Bermuda’s rise in the 20th century as a premier travel destination. Did anyone catch the Tall ships this year? Last port was Boston last week. But Bermuda had their 400th anniversary this year. http://www.tallshipsbermuda.com/

My brother has practically cornered the market on old tubes...I thi k it's an obsession. Then again he's a born Steampunker for as long as I remember.

Just found this "Atomic SteamPunk Disruptor Ray DIY" Complete instructions here http://hacknmod.com/hack/make-a-steampunk-atomic-disruptor-raygun-from-old-parts/

Maeve got me into Etsy...that is a great place to shop!. I looove the bracelet! I used to have some upper arm cufs with snakes but I fancy the seahorses more :)

niiiiice.... Love the till and the lock. The blue looks like a repro restoration color. Maybe "Old Village Brand?"

I'll take that raise Sah, and a rasher of bacon

A breakfast fit for... well, our proprietor Bacon infused waffles

Oi Ransom! get out the fanny pads and have a great time!

Glad you're having good weather. Today was nice..until a T storm chased us off the beach. Currently it has just poured...oh pinch me..

Thoughts and prayers for your son and yourselves. I always pray to Saint Jude for intervention and healing and will add you all in my prayers. Please keep us posted.

Where can one view the We the People movie? You clandestine star you.... I'll let ya know if I see you

wow..Cheeky, I was just hitting "Reply" to post Necco wafres...didnt theink anyone would remember them..remember the chocolate ones? When I was a kid in Phoenix, we had real strawberry shoestring licorice. Swedish fish too. But licorice drives up the blood pressure, so I don;t partake anymore :) However, Andies candies...mmmm

Still trying to finish "Scents of Eden" it's a fascinating read relly...

There is moss now growing next to the mold on the trees.... But today is different...what is that big orangy thingy up in the sky?