FOR TODAY, March 16th 2021
Outside my window ...
The sun is totally up and it looks to be a bit overcast. I hate the time change. It always takes me a while to adjust to it. I end up waking up later in the morning and falling asleep later at night, and being tired everywhere in between. I wish they would just leave the time alone.
I am thinking ...
About the Lord's Tender Mercies. I have had many.
I am thankful for ...
See above and for all of YOU. You know how to lift instead of bury. I thank you for that.
In the kitchen ...
In The English Kitchen today, Stir 'N Roll Biscuits. You don't get much easier than these flaky delicious simple to make biscuits.
On my "To Cook" list ...
Gonna Want Seconds. Spaghetti Stuffed Garlic Bread. This sounds rather yummy.
Good to know ...
(source)
I am wanting to create ...
Nourish and Nestle. Five free dishcloth patterns.
Crafty Morning. DIY Sock Bunnies.
No source but I think this is adorable.
Wings of Whimsey. Free Printable Easter Chick Postcards. Love these.
Lamb Pretzel Pops. Wish we could get pretzel rods here. From Hungry Happenings. So cute! Technically not a craft, but too cute not to share.
I am reading ...
The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, by Rachel Joyce
At first glance Harold Fry is a sad, lonely English milquetoast, the human equivalent of a potted geranium. “The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry,” Rachel Joyce’s first novel, contrives a way to shake him out of his monotonous life and send him on a voyage of self-discovery. Harold will learn that there is more to life than mowing one’s lawn. Readers will learn that one man’s quiet timidity should not be taken at face value. Potted geraniums have feelings too.
One day Harold receives a letter from an old acquaintance, Queenie Hennessy. Queenie is dying at a hospice that is 627 miles north of Harold’s home near the English Channel. When Harold reads the letter, he responds with a tearful “I um. Gosh.” Then he writes her a postcard and walks down his road to mail it. Then he keeps on going.
It seems to take me forever to read a book these days. I need to start reading in the daytime and not just in bed.
At first glance Harold Fry is a sad, lonely English milquetoast, the human equivalent of a potted geranium. “The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry,” Rachel Joyce’s first novel, contrives a way to shake him out of his monotonous life and send him on a voyage of self-discovery. Harold will learn that there is more to life than mowing one’s lawn. Readers will learn that one man’s quiet timidity should not be taken at face value. Potted geraniums have feelings too.
One day Harold receives a letter from an old acquaintance, Queenie Hennessy. Queenie is dying at a hospice that is 627 miles north of Harold’s home near the English Channel. When Harold reads the letter, he responds with a tearful “I um. Gosh.” Then he writes her a postcard and walks down his road to mail it. Then he keeps on going.
It seems to take me forever to read a book these days. I need to start reading in the daytime and not just in bed.
Looking forward to ...
Eventually getting into my own place.
Dreaming about ...
Pretty windows . . .
Cinque Terre . . . never did get there . . .
Spring . . . only a few more days . . .
Having a pet again one day . . .
Improving my handwriting . . .
Something to watch ...
Watched this last night. Its a cute cute cute movie.
A favourite quote for the day ...
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I am a great believer in luck,
and I find the harder I work,
the more I have of it.
~Thomas Jefferson
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I am a great believer in luck,
and I find the harder I work,
the more I have of it.
~Thomas Jefferson
Makes me smile ...
Signs of spring . . .
Corners of my Kingdom ...
Laundry day on Briar Island. Can't wait to take my sister to Briar Island. She has never been.
A thought to carry with you ...
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˚ ˛ •˛• ˚ ｜ 田田 ｜門 ★
*When you find no solution to a problem,
its probably not a problem to be solved,
but rather a truth to be accepted.
~Little Buddha•。★★ 。* 。
And that's my daybook for this week . . .
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⋯ ◯ ⋯ Take time to enjoy the small *´¯`.¸¸.☆
⋰ ⋮ ⋱ blessings in life.*´¯`.¸¸.☆
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