Not Too Old for an Easter Basket
One year, we never did find one of the eggs. After Hurricane Rita stripped leaves off of the bushes, we returned from evacuation to find the little egg right where they’d left it: in a hole in their chain link fence.
One year, we never did find one of the eggs. After Hurricane Rita stripped leaves off of the bushes, we returned from evacuation to find the little egg right where they’d left it: in a hole in their chain link fence.
Let’s just focus on all the good stuff first and save the tragic bits for the end, okay? So, here’s my Waiting for Rain shawl, knit in the most beautiful…
In Episode 19 I thank you for your support and show my finished Seaglass and Driftwood knit with an affordable tonal yarn plus I show some of my first 600polaroids from Roidweek.
I really do hope that anyone who reads this has or will have had a really special Thanksgiving with people who love them, mindful of the blessings in their life….
(Old Friends, 365 Day 135 Photo) Here’s some old friends. They’re the kind of friends you know well and can stare you down and hold you accountable. I keep saying…
My daughter drove me to Galveston for driving practice recently. Even grainy phone photos get me sentimental. my instagram and flickr
I’m back from an East Texas Pineywood campout and my memory card is full of pretty. If our packing and planning lack focus (and they do; we literally throw things…
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Sweetly told, Michelle. Looks like you all had a blessed Easter.
We did! I hope you and your family did too!