A great novel is a kind of conversion experience. We come away from it changed. — Katherine Paterson, Gates of Excellence
LOVE this… 🙂 🙂 I just might try making my own quill pen now, too.. 🙂 🙂 Extra love and hugs from the ocean shores of California, Heather 🙂
Stick with me, sisters, I’m on a roll.
Yep, like a ballpoint pen, I’m rolling across the open page …
Woo-hoo!
On the heels of my Manners post in late March, I’m feeling all fired up about …
LA Brown says: one of my favorite sites. Can follow him on Twitter also 🙂
“To send a letter is a good way to go somewhere without moving anything but your heart.” Phyllis Theroux
This quote popped up on WordPress when I made a blog post this evening…
I love snail mail and hand-written letters. Thanks for the link to a cool site.
Eileen Widman says: I love hand written letters too and am missing the letter writing girls group we used to have through M.J.F.
Sending a hand written letter with a small surprise in it was so much fun. I still have all of the ones I received over that couple of years.
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I love this idea. Deborah
I tried making these using alphabet stamps of metal but just could not get results even with thin spoons. I’ll have to figure out how these were done. I have done the lids but used permenant markers and drew on shit side of painted can lids. It is so hard to find things that will last through season and still be read. The can lids with holes i think will work well. I have done the lids like that with wholes in shapes of holy or stars they were nice.
I love all the wonderful ideas in your Magazine & it’s so nice to have you here too.
I love the row marker ideas! What a fun way to add some pizzaz to the garden and still remember what was planted where! Now I just need to hit the thrift stores and find some pretty silverware!