Quilly is the pseudonym of Charlene L. Amsden, who lives on The Big Island in Hawaii. When she is not hanging out with Amoeba, she is likely teaching or sewing. Or she could be cooking, taking photographs, or even writing. But if she's not doing any of that, she's probably on Facebook or tinkering with her blog.
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I’m trying to figure this one out. You’re not makin moonshine in the basement there, are you???
I am guessing this is OC’s.
Rose
xo
OC’s office? Or were you makin’ salad dressing?
What are we testing? 🙂
The bottles in front reminded me of perfume samples.
OC’s not making you your own perfume is he?
I already had questions and then I read the comments: who is OC???
🙂
Happy WW!
They don’t know who OC is??
sacre bleu!!
How about… distillery wisked from the damp, dark woods and brought to market?
wow. that’s the second time today i haven’t known what it was i was looking at.
Robert — for some reason your comment hit my Spam folder! I am so glad I found you. OC’s activities are legal, I assure you. His lab is too often inspected for it to be otherwise!
Rose — you’re a smart lady.
Melli — this is the lab. His office has a desk and computer. And if that were salad dressing you could have it with my blessing — salt water and algae vinegarette. Yuk!
Carletta — OC is an oceanographer and a botanist. He keeps a culture collection and studies protozoa. That’s why here he is known as, Amoeba. I very much fear any perfume he made would smell a little fishy.
Mar — OC — O’Ceallaigh, is my significant other. Check out the rest of the comments, then read here and that should help you put it all together.
Sauerkraut — ah, but you met ME through OC. They meet OC through me. Now, if only he hadn’t deleted his blog ….. And if you want a glass of this stuff as far as I’m concerned you’re welcome to it. Can I watch you drink it?
Holly — bottles of seawater growing algae specimens. As to the other, just wipe it off your shoe and don’t ask questions you don’t want answers to.
She is smart.
“Eau de Protozoa” sounds like a winner to me.
Brian — I’ll have OC mail it to you — for YOU. Not Rose. She’s too classy for fish water.
hmmmmmm looks like “weird science at work here” haha
What are we making? Looks like there’s an egg in that big bottle. Perfume? Great shot.
This is from OC’s lab right?
I love the picture, especially how the light shines on the bottles, and it’s as if the bottles have a light within them too!
Cool one for WW! Happy WW! Hope you’ll visit my corner too…
Nea — ayup.
Sandy — it’s all explained in the previous comments.
Jientje — it is OC’s lab. I love the light in this photo. I am glad you saw what I saw! I was beginning to wonder if I was imagining it!
Pretty — on my way.
Durn! It looks just like the still my great uncle had in Marquette . Are you sure it’s not a still.
Dr. John — I can only repeat what OC told me. He says it is algae. I’m not willing to taste it for the sake of arguing.
wow, that is an excellent shot!
fantastic light in this shot… i’ve always found labs sort of mysterious and the light here enhances that feeling
Very labbish decor…a touch of seaweed would make it sing!
Happy WW! 😀
Oh. My. God.
He’s concocting a bomb. Take cover!
Juliana — the light is what I saw when I walked into the lab. I had to take the photo.
Shelia — I’m sure there’s some seaweed around there, too …..
Cath — if he is, it’s a water bomb so you may want those covers to be plastic.
cool!!
Andrew — actually, I believe they’re at room temperature.
My oldest boy wants his bedroom to look like this. I think he would like OC.
Beautiful photo. I love the way the light shines in the bottles. Beautiful.
Kila — most likely he would. OC would answer all his questions and teach him about all kinds of slimy things.
Raven — thank you. That’s what led me to snap the photo.
I love the salt and pepper! Very nice quilly!
Thank you, Anna.
[My crazy upside down blog strikes again. This comment actually goes to this post]
Had fun reading all the comments, Quilly! Glad to find out who OC is. 🙂
Mary — I’ve been here 3 years. Sometimes I forget that not everybody has been with me that long.
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I’m trying to figure this one out. You’re not makin moonshine in the basement there, are you???
I am guessing this is OC’s.
Rose
xo
OC’s office? Or were you makin’ salad dressing?
What are we testing? 🙂
The bottles in front reminded me of perfume samples.
OC’s not making you your own perfume is he?
I already had questions and then I read the comments: who is OC???
🙂
Happy WW!
They don’t know who OC is??
sacre bleu!!
How about… distillery wisked from the damp, dark woods and brought to market?
wow. that’s the second time today i haven’t known what it was i was looking at.
Robert — for some reason your comment hit my Spam folder! I am so glad I found you. OC’s activities are legal, I assure you. His lab is too often inspected for it to be otherwise!
Rose — you’re a smart lady.
Melli — this is the lab. His office has a desk and computer. And if that were salad dressing you could have it with my blessing — salt water and algae vinegarette. Yuk!
Carletta — OC is an oceanographer and a botanist. He keeps a culture collection and studies protozoa. That’s why here he is known as, Amoeba. I very much fear any perfume he made would smell a little fishy.
Mar — OC — O’Ceallaigh, is my significant other. Check out the rest of the comments, then read here and that should help you put it all together.
Sauerkraut — ah, but you met ME through OC. They meet OC through me. Now, if only he hadn’t deleted his blog ….. And if you want a glass of this stuff as far as I’m concerned you’re welcome to it. Can I watch you drink it?
Holly — bottles of seawater growing algae specimens. As to the other, just wipe it off your shoe and don’t ask questions you don’t want answers to.
She is smart.
“Eau de Protozoa” sounds like a winner to me.
Brian — I’ll have OC mail it to you — for YOU. Not Rose. She’s too classy for fish water.
hmmmmmm looks like “weird science at work here” haha
What are we making? Looks like there’s an egg in that big bottle. Perfume? Great shot.
This is from OC’s lab right?
I love the picture, especially how the light shines on the bottles, and it’s as if the bottles have a light within them too!
Cool one for WW! Happy WW! Hope you’ll visit my corner too…
Nea — ayup.
Sandy — it’s all explained in the previous comments.
Jientje — it is OC’s lab. I love the light in this photo. I am glad you saw what I saw! I was beginning to wonder if I was imagining it!
Pretty — on my way.
Durn! It looks just like the still my great uncle had in Marquette . Are you sure it’s not a still.
Dr. John — I can only repeat what OC told me. He says it is algae. I’m not willing to taste it for the sake of arguing.
wow, that is an excellent shot!
fantastic light in this shot… i’ve always found labs sort of mysterious and the light here enhances that feeling
Very labbish decor…a touch of seaweed would make it sing!
Happy WW! 😀
Oh. My. God.
He’s concocting a bomb. Take cover!
Juliana — the light is what I saw when I walked into the lab. I had to take the photo.
Shelia — I’m sure there’s some seaweed around there, too …..
Cath — if he is, it’s a water bomb so you may want those covers to be plastic.
cool!!
Andrew — actually, I believe they’re at room temperature.
My oldest boy wants his bedroom to look like this. I think he would like OC.
Beautiful photo. I love the way the light shines in the bottles. Beautiful.
Kila — most likely he would. OC would answer all his questions and teach him about all kinds of slimy things.
Raven — thank you. That’s what led me to snap the photo.
I love the salt and pepper! Very nice quilly!
Thank you, Anna.
[My crazy upside down blog strikes again. This comment actually goes to this post]
Had fun reading all the comments, Quilly! Glad to find out who OC is. 🙂
Mary — I’ve been here 3 years. Sometimes I forget that not everybody has been with me that long.
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