While in Frankfurt two weeks ago, I finished Chris F's Country Garden block. It's on its way to the next person.
For the last weekend of July, we drove with Andreas' parents down to Odessa. On the way, we had a wine tasting and lunch at Purcari. This is part of what we ate. The food at Purcari is definitely top notch and well done. It's worth the hour and a half drive out of town to have it, even without the wine tasting. There are more food pictures, but they're not processed yet.
I have all the stitching done for the Tangerine Sorbet ornament. It's very, very orange and beady. Time to make it into an ornament, when I can find the time.
Being a crafting nerd, I finally signed up for Craftistas. Here's the first kit I got. It's all about fimo and pattern and making a bowl. I had hoped to get it done within a couple of weeks of getting it, but life - in the form of work - interfered. Instead of my usual part time, I've been working full time for the month of September. No crafties for me! I'm supposed to return to part time when I get home from Krakow, so hopefully I can do it very soon.
As Andreas wasn't present, I took these photos with the phone. I apologize for the quality. Looking at the place, it's sometimes hard to believe the whole complex is less than five years old. The site used to be a limestone quarry. It's beautiful on the side of the hill overlooking Orhei.
All the squares are made. Now to fill them in.
After a long day of tasting wine, where better to go than El Greco? We went and ate some more. Everything was wonderful, from the Greek salad to the zeama to the kiftedakis and tatziki. We even had cappucino for dessert. This is, we believe, one of the very best restaurants in Chisinau. It's even open 24 hours a day!
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