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Tall Holly
True Blue Farmgirl
698 Posts
Holly
Worcester
Vermont
USA
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 Posted - Mar 04 2012 : 4:32:11 PM
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Good evening everyone,
I received the AAA road atlas and the map of the country from Darlys. I thought we should start our jaunt in Florida at Nancy's but then I see that Fernandina Beach is way north in Florida. All this time I have had in my mind that it was way south in Florida. So, we may be starting further south than that. Our prospective start date is March 10th so everyone needs to think about how they can move to lose. Get ready to put on your imagination caps to add to the ride. If anyone knows or remembers places they have been or would like to go let me know so we can plan a visit in the jaunt.
The wind was very loud last night but it must have just been the warm weather blowing the cold out because when I went to do chores this morning it was 32 and balmy. I only cooled down a little throughout the day. It snowed some off and on.
I made pepperoni bread today. Just a basic bread recipe with pepperoni and mozzarella cheese rolled into it. No tomato sauce this time.
I looked in my Putting Foods By book this evening for the times for canning dried beans. the only recipe was for beans with tomato sauce or molasses sauce and it said to steam at 10 pounds pressure for 75 minutes for a quart of beans. Patty is this close to what you do? I see in the picture that you do not seem to add sauce.
Milking the cow in the morning is sort of restful. Coco does not talk back or argue at all. I can sing or tell her things and she does not complain or tell me I do not know anything. It is quiet in the barn, Only on really cold days do I find it a chore but even then the barn is relatively warm from the heat of the animals.
Darlys for a first doll or even a tenth doll Attitoodee is quite nice. The face is what always messes me up. I am worried that after all the work of making the doll I will mess up the face so I do not like it. You did a great job.
Sweet dreams,
Holly
farmgirl #2499
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Thelma
True Blue Farmgirl
393 Posts
Thelma
Thompson
Iowa
USA
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Posted - Mar 04 2012 : 6:56:09 PM
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WHAT A WEEKEND! got the grands on Friday after school, went out to eat with their families and drove home. Got the 5 of us (hubby 3 grands and myself) up and moving so we could catch a tour bus around 7 am to take a three hour trip with the conservation staff to attend festival of owls. What a wonderful day! kids are 5,9,and 13. We all learned so much about owls and how amazing they are. We ate owl shaped treats, everything for sale had to be owl related (jewelry, purses, sewing and craft items, art, photography, and on and on). Was very late when we got home. No one got up early today so we missed church (8:30 service). It started snowing around 10:30 so got the kids packed up and headed them towards home. The roads were snowpacked and it was coming down hard. Very icey! We were gone about 2 hours. About an hour after we got home the sun was shining and the snow was melting. WHAT A WINTER WE HAVE HAD. I do pray for the safety of you gals in the 'tornado' states/areas. Be safe. Know that God's angels are helping protect you just as they helped keep us safe on terrible roads today. (sometimes I speak of angels - I feel they are created by God to look after us - sometimes we call them friends)
When we start our virtual walk I am going to use a pedamoter (sp). Then I will record every mile it shows. When I use mine I tend to move around more so I can increase my number of steps every day.
I am going to have to put our Dotee doll project on hold for awhile as I have agreed to do another comissioned quilt that I want done before gardening begins. I feel I must choose this project over fun sewing as I am trying to establish a name for myself in the quilt world. Dotee is put on hold - not forgotten. If someone out there wants to start thats fine by me. I'll jump in when I can.
Tomorrow I will be busy: Lily to groomer at 10:30, business meeting at 1:00, income tax at 2:00, and garden club at 6:30. Then On Tues we will be traveling with our Gold Club group to Wabasha, MN to go to their famous Eagle Center, out for lunch at a restaurant the was featured in GRUMPY OLD MEN, visit a toy shop and factory, and a chocolate shop. If you don't hear from me know that I am alive and well.
I came to this community 42 years ago and sometimes I still feel like an outsider. I discovered that I have so many things I love to do that I started attending meetings that involved things I like to do. I have made many friends at quilt guilds, garden club, and book club. I have broadened my knowledge base and now feel part of the community.
taa taa for now. Stay safte in God's loving arms. |
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Acelady02
True Blue Farmgirl
1254 Posts
Penny
Washington
GA
USA
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Posted - Mar 04 2012 : 7:26:55 PM
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Hey ladies, just dropping in real quick to show a pic or two of my magazine bowl..I am so proud of it...I have to put a sealer on it yet but other than that it is finished. what it looked like before I shaped it. This pic shows it shaped  I hope to put the step by step directions on my blog tomorrow
(((((Hugs All)))))Penny
Farmgirl Sister #3343
God gives Miracles to those who Believe, Courage to those with Faith, Hope to those who Dream, Love to those who Accept, & Forgiveness to those who Ask...
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Oggie
True Blue Farmgirl
482 Posts
Ginny
Machias
Maine
USA
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Posted - Mar 04 2012 : 7:36:44 PM
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Good Evening Farmgirls!
I haven't been on for a while, as usual. I'm busy but then I wonder what am I busy doing???? Last Sunday was Maple Sugar Farm Day where we live and it's so wonderful to go to the local maple syrup farm! This year has been hard on them though as we have had such a mild winter. Holly, do you make your own? Do you cook it in the house or outside? We don't happen to have any maple trees on our land so we have to go enjoy someone elses :) and of course buy some syrup! Yesterday I got up and made us homemade waffles to use the syrup. HMMM was it good!
Congratulations Darlys for being FGOTM!!! You do deserve it! You keep me in stitches all the time too! Even when you are down and out, you are strong for the rest of us and making us all smile!
Bunny, the last time I was on I went and looked at your fabric and must say it's all beautiful! But since I haven't sewn for years, other then to make curtains, I know it would sit here forever before I may think of something to do with it. But it's beautiful!
Chris, I love the bird house! Don't suppose you want to come and do my tile for me? **wink**
So I spent my weekend going through my seed catalogs with a fine tooth comb trying to decide and finally buying what I will grow this summer. All the while we were having that high wind with snow/freezing rain. I can't wait for spring, even if it brings me mud! I finally ordered everything and watched my checking account quickly dwindle as I purchased from five different seed places! I did this because on Friday I stopped into our local Sears catalog store. It is going out of business and I bought myself a wonderful husqvarna rotor tiller. What a deal!! A $750.00 tiller for $280.00! So my "garden" is now going to grow at least twice it's size this spring! I thought I would try and grow everything we would normally buy and see if I can grow enough for a year. Great expectations since last year I was suppose to have 4 people helping me and ended up with myself and my BIL every other Sat. for a couple hours, lol! But with the DH back on his feet and the SIL's ankle healed, I'm hoping they will join in my "fun". They will if they want to eat! (Just kidding, I'd feed anyone)
Good news arrived this weekend twice!! My folks have decided to move to the retirement/assisted living/contiued care place I took them too. It's called Menno Haven and is in PA and run by the Mennonites. It's a beautiful place so I hope they will be comfortable there. Until the move they have found some help to at least clean and do some cooking for them.
The other good news was from my daughter. Since you are all "artists" here I hope you can appreicate it. She has been an artist her entire life and originally went to The Corcoran School of Art and Design. Well, we had to move her home after her first year and she was very angry and instead of continuing in art at UMaine she went into Political Science. Anyway, long story short, she didn't think she was a good artist, stopped drawing, lost her way and she called me to tell me "Mom, it's like I just came out of a fog. I finally drew some pictures and put them on Facebook and everyone loves them!" I said "of course they do honey, you are a good artist. I've been telling you this forever." She says "Ya but your my Mom and have to say that". I was of course ROTFL! Everyone at her work loved what she did and an old roommate of hers saw them and called her to ask if she'd do all of her art and media for her campaign if she is elected in the primary. She is running for one of our Federal Representatives. My daughter, Alana, did this same job for Sen. Collins when she last ran too and yet she (Alana) didn't think she was any good at it! I just hope she keeps her day job if possible since she finally has a real job with benefits. Oh, that was the other thing she said "I guess once I got my new glasses and realized I couldn't see anything in my old ones, it made me want to draw again". I just had to laugh because yes you do need to have good glasses to see! But she knew we were getting tired of buying them for her so she hadn't asked for a couple of years, poor thing.
So, if I can brag, here are a few of her latest pictures. She hand drew them on a tablet that hooks up to her computer and then colored them in with Photoshop. Maybe it's because I am "Mom" but I think she has talent and I have to show it off. I'm just so happy that she has finally come around to what I think she was put on this earth to do, draw! Since she was two years of age she has always wanted to be an animator and her dream job was once to work for Pixal Films (Toy Story, Cars, Shrek). Hope you all don't mind.
Ginny
Farmgirl #2343
www.thedewhopinn.com
www.etsy.com/shop/cybertiques
"I always have a wonderful time, wherever I am, whomever I'm with."
"Well, I've wrestled with reality for 35 years, Doctor, and I'm happy to state I finally won out over it." Both by Elwood P. Dowd (Jimmy Stewart) in the Movie Harvey
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Oggie
True Blue Farmgirl
482 Posts
Ginny
Machias
Maine
USA
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Posted - Mar 04 2012 : 7:39:44 PM
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Guess we were posting at the same time Penny but I LOVE your bowl!! Care to tell us how you did it?
Also, I hope everyone is safe and healthy! You're all in my prayers, even if I don't get on here much!
Sweet Dreams!
Ginny
Farmgirl #2343
www.thedewhopinn.com
www.etsy.com/shop/cybertiques
"I always have a wonderful time, wherever I am, whomever I'm with."
"Well, I've wrestled with reality for 35 years, Doctor, and I'm happy to state I finally won out over it." Both by Elwood P. Dowd (Jimmy Stewart) in the Movie Harvey
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thebyrdhaus
True Blue Farmgirl
357 Posts
Patty
Carlinville
Il
USA
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Posted - Mar 04 2012 : 8:03:57 PM
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Good evening ladies... tomorrow, I will make a trip to a chiropractor. My back is giving me so much pain. I have a hard time getting up and down. I need to just get up and stay up.
The case of green beans I bought for $5.00 made 28 qts of green beans. :) That was pretty good. I canned apple pie filling and beans today and watched chicks hatch... Kind of a boring day...lol. I only went outdoors to do chores.
Darlys- The doll is beautiful! What a wonderful 1st doll! I love her name... I am working on dolls for my granddaughters and one is Addie...I may have to borrow your "Addytudee" name for Addie's doll.
Glenda- I am glad you finally have a date set to get "fixed" up. :)
Penny- I am glad you are safe from the storms as well.
Patsy- Your weather has been pretty frightening. I know through the years that I lived in Ohio, the weather was always worse back home here in Illinois. Worse snows, worse ice storms and worse winds. Last spring were some horrible tornados through here, with several building devastated. I think we may be paying for the mild winter with the early springtime weather. We did get some snow today, but nothing stinking, as it is too warm.
Mel- So glad you came by and touched base with us...been on Pinterest lately? :) OMGosh, we so much share the same taste. :)
Chris- I love the birdhouse! I have a small collection of unusual birdhouses. Of course with a last name of "Byrd", we usually are gifted them. And I have become known as "The Bird Lady". or as "Mama Byrd".
Holly- I can just imagine the fun of the play that Talie was in. Talie sounds very outgoing and it sounds like he is making great use of his youth. So much today kids sit in front of video games and Tv and don't know how to be a kid. Especially with all the fighting and violent video games. There were no video games when I was a kid, but my brothers had Rockem' Sockem' Robots, that was about the most violent game for my time...lol. I am looking forward to the virtual walk. I am hoping to incorporate it my walks and maybe be more motivated.
Dianne- I am glad your DH had the Dr take care of the mole. Those things should not be put off.
I have a old Sears Pressure canner and most all directions come from the little instruction book that came with the canner. Dried beans take up less room, but the concienace of having them cook is great, and I use just as much energy to can 7 qts as I do to make just one batch. Oh, and our little co-op has a facebook page so that everyone involved can keep in touch and we share recipes on it as well.
Kathryn- I am glad you found your glasses. I know if I lost mine, I am not in a position right now that I could just go out and replace them. Since hubby retired and we are on a fixed income, everything has to be planned for.
Marianne- I sure don't have the energy I used to have. We lost our first chick in the brooder today. :( We have had to help a couple of chicks during the hatching process.
Well, off to bed! Have a good night.
Patty #1840
http://ladygonegreen.blogspot.com/
A rind is a terrible thing to waste. Compost.
When they had all had enough to eat, he said to his disciples, “Gather the pieces that are left over. Let nothing be wasted.”
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debra e
True Blue Farmgirl
261 Posts
Debra
Georgia
USA
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Posted - Mar 04 2012 : 8:06:40 PM
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Hey Penny. I loved the magazine bowls. How did you do that. I would love to try.
And Ginny the pictures your daughter drew were wonderful. When I saw them I was thinking of a child's book. She could be and illustrator for children's books.
Getting ready for bed. The weather has become cold again. Gotta get that extra blanket on the bed. We are to be in the 20's & 30's tongiht. One night last week we slepy with the windows open.
Everyone have a good night. Chat at you tomorrow.
debra e
Farmgirl Sister
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janiee
True Blue Farmgirl
707 Posts
janie
waco
tx
USA
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Posted - Mar 05 2012 : 06:23:14 AM
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hi gals! First let me say ginny, those picturs ROCK! i have never been able to draw on a computer and your daughter is very talented.
Kathyn, Waco is 6 hours from Shawnee, Ok and my sis did not come down. money verses gas prices...sigh
this weekend i canned 7 pints of salsa and i just love hearing the pings! and then i made the praline syrup from the ball book of canning but silly me, instead of 1/2 pints, i put it in a pint jar and then wondered why it didn't make the same quantity as the recipe.
hahahahaha
darlys, that is a beautiful doll! are you sure you haven't done that before? I have tried to make dolls before and they never look like that...
got to go to work
hugs
janiee
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janiee
True Blue Farmgirl
707 Posts
janie
waco
tx
USA
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Posted - Mar 05 2012 : 07:19:27 AM
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i'm back~ Penny. love the bowl, how did you do that?
the weather here is beautiful today, cool not cold and sunny. I love working where I do, we have those big "garage" doors and they leave them up when the weather is nice. I get to look at country most of the day..
Patty, I just bought a new pressure canner (with income tax refund) but I have yet to use it. Was going to this past weekend and mowed the yard instead. so this next weekend am planning on canning some pinto beans and possible beef stew (with deermeat). will be on spring break the week of the 12th and will miss talking to you girls! planning on taking my mom to lampasas to get her hair done and then marathon sewing (quiltops) and canning.
hugs
janiee
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Kirksmom71
True Blue Farmgirl
504 Posts
Mel
Addison
Texas
USA
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Posted - Mar 05 2012 : 09:32:15 AM
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Thanx for all the 'welcome backs'. :) Love yous guys!!!!!!!!!!
Penny...neat bowl! How is the non-smoking going? Feb.4th was my anniversary...30 years... No Smokes! :) Sad part is it took me 20 years to figure out how pleasant a smoke free life was. I started way too young...of course 'cause my friends did. Four of us were assigned to work on a history project (8th grade)...the first meeting was at my house and after the meeting my best friend stayed after and asked if I wanted to try something. Well, I was game...so she pulled out her smokes and lit up...(my parents smoked so I wasn't worried that they would smell it or anything. To be honest I'm not too sure exactly how I felt but obviously that day became the first of half a lifetime of puffs!
This was around Christmastime and I lived in Chicago...we all lived near the Science and Industry Museum so we would go over there and hang-out. The reason I mention this is...I couldn't seem to exhale the smoke so when it was cold and you could see your breath...it was like your exhaled smoke! Okay... dumb but what can I say...kids! ROTFLMAO as I type this and realize what a goofball! Alright enough of that nonsense! Hope you are feeling better!!!
Janie...I envy you, your ambitious tackling of the canning process...congrats on all the great stuff you are putting up!
Thelma...All I can say is WOW! I'm ready for a nap just reading about all your adventures.
Darlys...your doll (Addytudee) is adorable! You don't need to tell anyone it's your first...they would never guess... :)
Patty...Get that back taken care of...nothing to mess with! Funny you should mention Pinterest...part of the reason I was away for awhile. I was so d**n addicted to it I had to ween myself off for a bit...it was mind-boggling how I stayed up til 3/4 am a couple of times and I had racked up some 18000 pins in such a very short time. But I am back...better handle and control of my addiction and besides without TV and sugar I need some kinda FIX....LOL :)
Later Ya'll
My best to all,
Mel
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doll58maker
True Blue Farmgirl
589 Posts
Gypsy
TX
USA
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Posted - Mar 05 2012 : 09:54:24 AM
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Good morning, I have a busy day but thought I would catch up with a couple posts at a time. Ginny, your daughter is really talented...those pieces are extraordinary, self doubt is our biggest enemy, I was trying to figure out what my blog should be other than some narcissistic indulgence, and one of the things I wanted it to be is to help these young women through what some of us have already been through. Ask your daughter to read what I said about artists I don't remember where it is but somewhere in the last few days I said a few words about that very subject. I am going to add more on that subject, (self doubt) in the meantime she is back on track and I know that makes you very happy. Our children are our greatest source of joy and sometimes sorrow because every time they hurt, we hurt with them.
Penny, the solitude is what brings our creativity out of us - when we are distracted with all that is going on around us and have other obligations for our thoughts, feelings and activities, that creative spirit seems to be the first to go, so be glad you are in a position to embrace it----if you had been running around with friends you never would have done that georgous magazine bowl - that would be a great tutorial on your blog--- I have been back in the city only 2 days and I've had no time to go inward and be with that creative spirit who resides there, for all things there is a season, enjoy your season that allows you time to create and reflect, and put that part of yourself out there for the rest of us to see and connect with. Also, you won't remember your self of today 20 - 30 years from now, so journaling now would be a very useful thing. We are all so afraid of showing our emotions, our vulnerable selves to others. its all part of that self doubt. May Sarton comes to mind as I write this.
Everything that you sisters find the time to do, whether it is canning, raising birds, making dolls, gardening, quilting, whatever it is that is your passion and find the time to share on this forum is really really appreciated, and the longer the posts the better I like them, even though it is now impossible to respond to everything, it is still read and appreciated. I love every single post and when I first started this I didn't know for sure who was Penny, Patty, Patsy, Judy, Nancy,etc. but now I feel like i know each one of you and you are each a special and unique friend, as our Holly said at one time, we are all looking for something on here, looking to connect with kindred spirits would be my guess, and I truly think we are doing that.
I hate it when someone gets too busy to post on here, it is really an emotional attachment for me and it is like a good friend moving away. Are you listening, Thelma....I'm dying to see that quilt.
Holly I don't know if I will be able to keep up with the virtual walk, but I will do what I can to be supportive. While I am lying on the couch recovering I will try to walk in my mind, will that work?
Have a fabulous day, girlfriends, and keep posting!!!!!! I don't even like it when Kathryn takes the weekend off, I think her boss shoud buy her a laptop and let her take it home with her for the weekend. I want to hear about the gardening efforts. BTW, K, did you see my sister's post on my blog about coffee grounds? Is your town large enough to have a Starbucks? I don't know about "star" but "bucks" is sure what it takes to enjoy their coffee. A rare indulgence for me these days.
Glenda #3534
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Cooknnana
True Blue Farmgirl
206 Posts
Kathryn
Chandler
OK
USA
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Posted - Mar 05 2012 : 12:38:30 PM
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Chris: I went to those sites you suggested; everything is so beautiful! A little too much pink, for me, but I could easily switch out different color china. It makes me want to start a small project right now. Oh, say, my front stoop…lol a bit too much to start out, you say? Haha Yes, you're probably right. Something a bit smaller, oh wait, I have to get that snipper, don't I and some mastic, and…grout, right? Hmmm. Maybe one thing at a time and by the summer I'll be making my first mosaic piece. Your birdhouse is beautiful! I just love it.
Patty: I just love your canning jars; they're so colorful I could use them as home décor. Lol Heat will help loosen those tight muscles…or a good massage. ;)
Glenda: It's so sad about closing up your house, but I'm so glad your son will be there "holding your hand"; please know that I will be there too, in spirit. What time is the surgery scheduled for?
Marianne: I too, wonder what a great night's sleep would be like. I often think, though, that one great night could not possible make up for 40 years of little to none…hmmm. I wouldn't mind finding out, though. *giggle*
Patsy: WOW! I've seen those clouds dropping here too. I've never been directly hit, but it's still scary. I've experience hail many times, but nothing like the pictures you posted; interesting formations. I wonder how that happens. OOOhhh, something to research; like I haven't got enough, huh? *shaking head, laughing*
Penny: Here's a dumb question, for you, or anyone, for that matter, how do you tell the difference between pleather and real leather? I've never had either and I haven't a clue. Are you the keeper of the birthday list? If so, I'd like to have one, too please.
Mel: I wouldn't mind having more than one pair; let's see, three or four for home, two or three for my daughter's, a couple for the car, and a couple more for the office, That might do it, but then, what do I do if I lose them all; it could happen. If I can lose a pair going from the car to my house, I can lose them anywhere, any time. *giggle, giggle* Pitiful
Darlys: That doll is great. Lol She looks like me when I've actually been asleep. Did you hand paint the face? I'm impressed; my faces always come out lopsided, hahaha. We all need a little "tudee" now and again. *chuckle*
Thelma: A pedometer is a good idea. I used to have one; I wonder if I still do…now if I can only find it…hahaha, and if it's batteries are still good…Maybe it would just be easier to get a new one, huh? That owl festival sounds fun; did the kids enjoy it?
Penny: Wow! What a bowl! Out of magazines, no less. How do you get these ideas? I would never have thought of something like that. I'm creative, but I generally have to start with someone else's idea then I can shape and create from there, but…I'll say it backwards…WOW, see how clever I am? * giggles*
Ginny: You must be so relieved that your parents decided to make the move. Your daughter's…? Sensational! She can't give up on that! You tell her I said so, like that will make a difference to her, and gf you go right ahead and brag; that girls' got talent! My daughter can draw really well too; born with it as yours was, but she doesn't think it's very good either. What is up with that. Anyway? She cartoons, which is what she's comfortable with, but has really wanted to do landscapes, but she's afraid to try. Ugh! If you can 'cartoon' all your friends and, but still recognizable, then you are good, right? She doesn't listen to me; she says the same thing your daughter does, "you have to say that, you're my mom". Sheesh!
Patty: I completely understand about the "fixed" income. Mine is fixed too; its fixed on zero. Haha I would never have been able to replace them; I would be using the loaner readers forever, and ever.
Well, I did some baking this weekend; note to self; when you're physically impaired, do not, do not, do a triple batch of bread dough. I made, with help from my daughter's niece and nephew, some squatty, but good pretzels and some homemade pizzas and also some cinnamon rolls. If I can figure out how to do it, I'll post some pictures of the cinnamon rolls.
I also have some pictures of the pear trees, so be looking for them. Have a great day all!
Hugs!
If there is a will, there's a way; find your way!
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herblady55
True Blue Farmgirl
2370 Posts
Judy
Louisville
Ohio(Stark Co)
USA
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Posted - Mar 05 2012 : 2:57:03 PM
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Mel, thank you for the birthday card that I got today. I love you gals...my birthday just keeps going and going....like the EnergizerBunny!LOL
Chris,love the birdhouse with ~bling~...(bejeweled knob). everybody is treated like royalty at your house.
Mom and I think Patsy and Jim should move back home! hahaha (can you hear me now?) hahaha
Darlys, cute doll. Love her addytudee!
Penny, Mama's feeling better. She only coughs in the evening now...weird! *giggle* Love the magazine bowl. Never saw anything like that before. I want to see the instructions! Hurry up! heehee
Ginny,your daughter is very talented.You should be proud.
Ok,let's compare gas prices. I want to see what everyone has right now. We are at $3.74.
We had 3 inches of wet.heavy snow dumped on us yesterday afternoon and last night.Now we have big fluffy goose feathers/28....and sun. haha Gotta love it! Tomorrow is suppose to be 50's. CRAZY!!!
Toodles!
Sister-chick# 905(Sept.14th 2009)
Judy
French-Hugs&Squeezles!
I am not contained between my hat and my boots! -Walt Whitman-
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Acelady02
True Blue Farmgirl
1254 Posts
Penny
Washington
GA
USA
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Posted - Mar 05 2012 : 3:36:10 PM
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I'm going to be gone for the rest of the week helping out my friend in Columbia, and she wants me to go to Myrtle Beach with her so she can visit her brother that she hasn't seen in a year. So I hope when I get back on Friday, I can jump on but her and her boyfriend are coming here for the weekend so if I may not be able to until everyone goes to bed..he he...ok the magazine tutorial is up on my blog now and also the link of where I got the idea...
Kathryn, I will send you the list. I looked back and thought it went out with everyone else's that I sent out at the end of Feb. but I will check again and make sure I have your email address added to that group emails. I just checked and you haven't sent me your birthday or address info. so that is why you didn't get the email. So if you would like to send that to me I will be happy to add it and send the list out to you. Oh don't forget the whole birthday <giggle> that includes the year...lol
(((((Hugs All)))))Penny
Farmgirl Sister #3343
God gives Miracles to those who Believe, Courage to those with Faith, Hope to those who Dream, Love to those who Accept, & Forgiveness to those who Ask...
http://ourgeorgiafarm.blogspot.com
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DEW
True Blue Farmgirl
317 Posts
Dianne
Weiser
Idaho
USA
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Posted - Mar 05 2012 : 4:24:36 PM
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Hi Everyone
Please pray for Tharesa. She is one of the partners in the co-op farm. We were all out finishing the pruning on the fruit trees (they have not been pruned in years). She fell in a hole and twisted her knee. She is in pain but on crutches. She has to wait a week before they will do an MRI or anything.
Windy Ridge farms is a close second tho Lazy Dog Farms. Please help! Windy Ridge is because both of the guy are well sall we say windy (gassy).
Holly moving on the 10th wont be a problem for me. I am in a bowling turnament that starts that day. LOL
Penny those are awesome bowls. I have seen bowls out of rope but not magazines.
Ginny your daughter is truly talented.
Patty I will say a prayer for your back. ack pain just ruins everything.
I need to finish up and get home.
Dianne (ID) |
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