I saw a current picture of Lake Mead and it was really bad. Right now it is only 29% full. The southwestern states really need water. This is an El Nino year which generally brings more water to the southern states. Let's hope that holds true because without that water, our produce is going to be severely reduced which will increase prices at the grocery store. Just what we need, right?
With all the rainy weather we haven't been doing much outdoors. But being indoors isn't much better...but dryer...kind of dark and depressing. A good time for reading and crafting. I've been listening to a new to me series by Tasha Alexander ('Lady Emily Series') which is an historic mystery series. I downloaded it from the public library.
By the way, if your library is small and has few books to download, check out if you can join a library in a larger city in your state. My library is extremely small, but I can join (at no cost) the New York City Public Library and download books to either read or listen to.
Yesterday I promised a few more pictures from the accordion never ending scrap journal. Here they are. The first is a tiny book with short sayings and pictures of flowers. To keep the book closed I used craft velcro dots...
The next page had two small pockets, each with two tags and a tiny notebook. The first picture of tags has the notebook closed and the second picture has the notebook open...
I think I will work on a couple things today. The journal, of course, but something with fabric. But the best thing I will be working on is my new office chair which is due to be delivered today. And I do have a zoom meeting later on today.
What do you do on rainy days like these? Read? Watch tv? (Oh, the third movie about Enola Holmes is out. I watched it the yesterday and it was great. Did you know that there is an 'Enola Holmes Historical Mystery Series'?) Craft? or, Cook? I do a little of each except cooking unless making coffee and toasting a bagel counts!
Have a wonderful day...
Talk with you tomorrow...