List It Tuesday

I've missed several Tuesdays already, but am determined to get a list in for Aimee at Artsyville's List It Tuesday this week.  The prompt this week is "I'm a sucker for..."    If I wait again until I draw or color it, it won't get done....so here goes.

• avocados
• m&m's
• warm, fuzzy babies' heads
• the cats trying to crawl under the covers
• the olympics
• fred astaire & ginger rogers
• staring at the full moon
• being tucked in
• listening to story corps
• seaglass
• listening to my girl playing her ukelele
• watching my boy's marching band
• any opportunity for a belly laugh
• flannel sheets and down pillows
• willie nelson
• "please, Momma?" anything
• anything spoken in Italian
• drawing pads and pens
• hearing pomp & circumstance
• a sunny window seat
• beautiful postage stamps
• a good cuppa tea
• any opportunity to doodle

Kitty Inspiration

Wicked work week, so far. No down time at home to doodle. No contributions to Aimee's group at 21 Secrets.

But, I was happy to find in my Evernote files this study of Aki I quickly drew last month. Yay, kittehs.

Heaven on earth

The aroma of this tea is absolutely divine:



Tastes good, too.

Because I am such a caddywhompus

And also a sap. I spend too much time watching stuff like this:



via icanhazcheezburger


Horses = hearts
Kittehs = hearts
Horses+Kittehs = heartsheartshearts

Make That Three

3. Visit Tea's post on Japan:

http://www.teaandcookiesblog.com/2011/03/stalking-wonder-my-japan.html

Do Two Things

1. Go read The Bloggess today http://thebloggess.com/2011/03/for-japan/

2. Donate for emergency assistance in Japan. Text the word REDCROSS to 90999 to make a $10 donation to the American Red Cross; the donation will be charged to your mobile phone account. Or identify the organization of your choice and make a donation through their website:

American Red Cross

Doctors Without Borders

Mercy Corp, for donations to Peace Winds Japan

Dear Girl Scouts of America

Please make a gluten-free Thin Mint. As soon as possible.
Thank you.


Image courtesy www.gscnc.org