What a beautiful rose! The velvet texture is spectacular.
The rose was in a bouquet from My Honey for Sweetest Day.
Thank you, Darlin',
Lois
(And, thanks to My Honey's secret shopper, Catherine, too!)
What a beautiful rose! The velvet texture is spectacular.
The rose was in a bouquet from My Honey for Sweetest Day.
Thank you, Darlin',
Lois
(And, thanks to My Honey's secret shopper, Catherine, too!)
Kjell ordered a new egg poacher and it arrived today, so, of course, we had to have poached eggs for dinner. :)
This one is much fancier than my mother's that we didn't use very often any more. After the water boiled, it only took five minutes......to have very tasty (and happy) poached eggs.Thanks, Sweetie. This was fun and very good, too!
Love you,
Lois
This week's Work in Process is a blue and white large afghan blanket. That's a special blue yarn with highlights that provide a beautiful texture in the finished piece. These take awhile to complete, but when it is finished, it will be available here.
There are many more blankets in a variety of designs, sizes, and colors in the shop now that are ready to ship. We have something for every member of the family. See them all here.
What are you making, baking, growing this week?
All the very best,
Lois
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The blossoms keep coming even though the nights have been very chilly. This week we are expecting the first frost, so there won't be many more flowers for awhile.
So pretty.
All the best,
Lois
Kjell made the BEST roast chicken yesterday!
This was absolutely awesome! It's so great to have an excellent chef in the house!
Thank you, Sweetie,
Lois
The birds in our yard are very happy with the honeysuckle berries right now.
Ah, Fall....
All the best,
Lois
That's Elsa under the old oak tree stump. You can see why she sometimes comes into the house dirty! She's not stuck, the pups just like to dig and play under there.
The stump has become too unstable as you can see from the narrow piece of rotting wood holding it up. It's wobbly and as soon as she came out this time, Daddy filled the hole so the pups can't get under there any more. I'm really glad.
So, the Winnie the Pooh Tree Stump is no longer open for doggie play business.
Life marches on....
All the best,
Lois