Christmas in July, Really !
Still, I was shaken by this creepy creature that must have hitched a ride into the house on the clean sheets that hung blissfully in yesterdays summer breeze. Emery hunted for the little reptile, or whatever they are classified as, to no avail. I then sternly announced I was not sleeping in our room until it was found and removed ! So, in a truly loving fashion this night of mine turned on the lights, and climbed under the bed to hunt. Wise man that he is, got out the vacuum, which certainly seems like a serious hunting move and vacuumed every inch of our room, including the inside of our shoes, while I cowered like a scaredy cat on the sofa. My man was my hero, making all that noise at 1 in the morning to seek the creature that made me scream !
I hear the vacuum turned off and standing before me is this man of mine with a sheepish grin, in his hands a package, all wrapped up in tissue. "A present for you". He had tucked away a Christmas present for me last fall, hid it well, so well he forgot about it. A piece of my favorite pottery that I collect from Homestead Heritage in Elm Mott. When he was hunting the creepy creature, he stumbled upon this well hidden Christmas present.
I must say, opening this gift did seem to soften the anxiety that was born of some lizard crawling up my leg in the night. The Gecko no doubt fled the scene after his very unexpected flying trip. He never was found. I am hoping it was a HE gecko and not a pregnant SHE gecko. The thought of many of these little things in the house just sends chills up my spine. Yes, I am a scaredy cat : 0
This morning I had fun rearranging my hutch to now include this wonderful Butter keeper !
You pack the butter into the cone part of the lid, fill the bowl with a bit of cool water and it keeps the butter cool and spreadable. You change the water every three days.
Bottom two shelves of my hutch have my collection of salt glaze, wheat and cobalt blue pottery from Homestead Heritage
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