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March 10, 2010

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A lovely little mess- patiently waiting for attention.

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Sweet Shibui Photography said…

A what a pretty little mess it is...

7:35 AM

Amish Friendship Bread

Has anyone made this ? I have and thought I would make it again. I would love to share the starter with you but since I cannot put it through my hard drive -I hear that is not a good idea- I thought I would share the recipe link . This is a great bread and there are so many ways you can bake it up:: poppy seed, chocolate, banana. Plus, -as an added bonus- once the initial ten days are up you will always have it on hand to make a loaf when un-expected guests show up. Then you share it with friends and neighbors. Here is a little more information to help explain the starter for anyone who had never done this. Let me know if anyone wants to join me!

Mending

This is my son's nigh nigh. He is 7. All my children had a special blanket and so did I. Okay fine I still have mine, its under my bed safety tucked away because like my children's it is tattered and torn and loved. I know that some feel that a child should let go of these special items but I just do not think it is that big of a deal. All four of my kids clamored on to a special blanket and I let them. It was routine, "get your nigh nigh its time to rest". They are torn and stained and worn from tears and joy, they were present when I was away and they kept us both warm when we rocked at night. They helped boo-boo's feel better and tummy aches seem not so bad. To me they are a beautiful symbol of childhood and well loved, they are comfort to them long after I have tucked them in. Ash is the only one of the four who faithfully gets his each night and the only one I still mend. If I could find that fabric I would make him another. But really, he had two and they b...

Happy 50th::: Want free stuff?

More on the note of recycling......A favorite pitcher that broke in half finds new life in the garden.. A little picture of a pitcher of flowers. Pitcher Perfect. The rain is pounding outside as I type this, it is a beautiful hard rain that soaks the earth. Mary Mary quite contrary, How does your garden grow? With silver bells and cockle shells And pretty maids all in a row. I love the rain especially when thunder and lightening accompanies it. Even after the tornado that devastated our town four years ago I still get a rush from weather. On to the free stuff:: This is my 50 th post. 50 50 50 I posted 50, read in a sing song fashion please hehe . Quite an accomplishment for me as I have been at this blog for nine months. Apparently, I don't have a whole lot to say. Nonetheless, it seems a reason to celebrate. So in what has become traditional blog fashion I am going to have a little drawing. I find myself with an abundance of trim that I would like to share. Also one lucky winn...

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