A few of the things that make me smile, bring happiness and joy, and make my heart go pitter pat. They say a picture is worth a thousand words. I say its worth a thousand smiles.
When the kids were growing up I used to have a larder just like this. Filled with lots of jars of home canned produce, jams, pickles. Those were the days . . .
The art of Ronald George Lampitt. He was an artist from Sidcup in Kent in the UK.
Cinnamon rolls . . . but that tea pot is calling my name! Its so cute!
That shawl and those pintucks in that dress. Love, love.
What a bright and busy kitchen!
Pretty tiles. All go together and yet no two are the same.
Some more art I like, by Annie Ovenden. Murmuration . . .
Geraniums . . .
Colorful buttons . . .
Wooden Drying Racks . . .
Peppers . . . .
So pretty . . . it reminds me of a coffee table I once tole-painted . . .
Sewing supplies . . .
Hand knit sweaters . . .
Its a bee pillow!!! Love!
An embroidered watch face . . .
More art I love . . .
Hand crocheted doilies . . .
Attic bedrooms . . .
A pot of stew . . . love me some stew.
Soon . . . .
And with that I will leave you with a thought for today . . .
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And I do too!
So many pretties today. Enjoy the lovely weather day. Back on the way down here. Have a good day.
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda! The warm temperatures will not last for sure! I saw a mosquito today though. UGH! xoxo
DeleteThe chicken recipe looks delicious...I never knew that about black olives...thanks for that information...wonder what those chemicals are doing to our insides? Glad you had a fun dinner with Dad!!
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I think if we knew half of what went into what we ate we would be horrified Elizabeth! No wonder we have so many ailments! xoxo
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