Monday, January 26, 2009

Ruby Tuesday











This weeks Ruby Tuesday hosted by
maryt/theteach, at Work of the Poet, is
on red things in your office.

I don't exactly have an office of my own,
but I do have a desk and I found some red
items in amongst the mess of papers, scribble
notes and mass of long standing filing issues.
Yes I have filing issues...boring!

A book by Stella Cameron, Cypress
Nights, I'm enjoying very much. Eclipse,
by Stephenie Meyer, which is still waiting to be
read even though I have had it since sometime
in 2008. Three poetry books, two of them very
old and I guess a novice poet would have some
classic poetry books wouldn't she! A red pencil,
red ink pen and a packet of Glow-in-the-Dark
Play Foam, a gift from my friend in Utah. A
card from my daughter to me, apologizing for
being a brat, telling me she loves me and thanking
me for my understanding. That by the way, is
the most important item on my desk, let alone
in my collection of red.


*Don't forget to click on the pic*
















Have a great Ruby Tuesday everyone! :)


Love,

8 comments:

  1. Hello Eaton,
    I love your pile of passion, the poetry in particular.
    Nice composition with the pecils and on the top, the most important note from your daughter.
    I too collect these notes.
    They are eternal heartwarmers.
    From Felisol

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  2. Yes, that note is definitely the star of the bunch. A real keeper.

    PS I have a giveaway going on on my blog that your daughter might like. Stop by and check it out.

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  3. That card is a real treasure! Never ever get rid of that one!

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  4. I agree, the note is super sweet!

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  5. One can never have enough books and yes they tend to pile up in an neverending to-read-heap...! And that note is such a treasure, I know my mum have kept similar ones of mine, for some odd reason she likes to show them now and then...;)

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  6. A hint at a writer's desk for sure!

    It's always good to be perusing more than one book at a time. I'd never get through mine if I didn't.

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  7. I love the note!

    My desk is such a mess, you wouldn't be able to find any red amidst all the paperwork.

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