Showing posts with label sea glass blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sea glass blog. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

My Six Seconds with The Pioneer Woman

While in Sequim working in the West Coast Sea Glass studio, I discovered that Ree Drumond (The Pioneer Woman) would be signing books in Seattle. If your not familiar with her work then you probably aren't a FoodNetwork addict. Ree Drumond lives on a cattle ranch. She began blogging six years about food, photography, and life in the middle of nowhere country. She has won awards for her blogs, where she demonstrates recipes through step-by-step photos.

I have a mild interest in her work, but my dad was quick to point out this event and his undying love. So, Jack and I decided to trek to Third Place Books... along with over 700 of our closest, foodie friends.

Jack enjoys his first ferry ride.
 
P.W. is to the right of slideshow screen.


After wandering the book store for an hour and a half, Jack was ready to terrorize the place. We did less listening to her talk and more throwing books off the shelves. I was able to overhear bits and pieces... There were lots of pictures, especially of Charlie. She sang... sorta. There was even the mention of a possible move to Seattle? Despite his lack of interest, Jack made sure to clap at appropriate times with the rest of the audience.

Jack threw these water bottles all over the store.

Jack was fairly well behaved thanks to the large bookstore's food court and toddler play area. However at the 6 hour mark, we both started to melt.

Jack mostly watched the other kids in the play area.
 
I think Jack was wondering why we waited so long to see a lady color in books when his Mama is always saying not to do that.

In need of naps, new diapers and a better photographer...



"Love to Jim!"


P.W.'s newest cookbook.

Happy Birthday, Dad! ...a couple months early. I expect some damn Peach Whiskey Chicken next week. And, Jack wants Coffee Cream Cake. He told me so.

Friday, January 28, 2011

All In A Day's Work

Today Jack helped out in the West Coast Sea Glass studio, but first we had to teach him about sea glass rarity.
Sea Glass Rarity Chart copyright Mary Beth Beuke

That took a lot of energy so Jack decided to take a nap. He opened up Richard LaMotte's book, Pure Sea Glass, for a little bedtime reading; and learned all about where different types of glass originate.
 


It put him right to sleep!
After a little reading & rest, Jack was ready to start helping!
Jack sorts aqua sea glass.