Wednesday, June 01, 2005

Bed, iron and jelly.

1. Sleeping diagonally across a double bed, rolling myself up in the entire quilt and using both pillows.

2. Raw spinach.

3. Making jelly requires faith because it seems so unlikely that it will set.
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