When we rely upon laws to enforce decent behavior, we end up spending our hard-earned money on attorneys. Rather than legal recourse, I’m on a mission to amp up my personal charm and collaborative kindness. Good manners are contagious.
Let’s get viral together.
Winnie Nielsen says: So many possibilities for repurposing these lovely new linens. I wonder what Magnolia Pearl would do?
Terry Steinmetz says: I’d love to go through that stack! 🙂 I just got some interesting articles from a church silent auction. Vintage stuff in top condition. So happy to use them!
Winnie Nielsen says: You know how this Farmgirl loves apples!!! These are so cheerful and fun.
Debbie Fischer says: Oh those are just so sweet. I made a stuffed pumpkin Friday, so I guess now I need to make an apple. I love the one made out of the old quilt. Oh who am I kidding, I love them all.
Happy Monday.
Karlyne says: Are they pin cushions? They would be so adorable in any little girl’s sewing basket!
Eileen Widman says: Love Love Love these!
Kim Noah says: I think these are so sweet…did I miss the tutorial on these??? Would love to surprise my mom with some (and impress her to)! 🙂
Kim Platt says: Love it!! These are cute!
Sharon D. says: I love this photo and can just picture some large vintage Christmas lights strung while parked in a field of snow 🙂
Karlyne says: It’s beautiful! I’ve always wanted one! Indispensable! What is it?
Betty Stone says: I lived on a farm many, man y years ago. I have never seen anything like your photo. What is it?
MaryJane says: As far as I know, this is what my father-in-law (and the other men in our little community–one grader per neighborhood) used to grade the roads way back when–pulled by horses. My husband and I used it one year to cut ditches in our field so we could keep the spring run-off from eroding a particular field. He hooked it up to our tractor and I sat on it and worked the blade. I’ll check with hubby when I see him next. He might know more of its history.
Sharon D. says: How peaceful and relaxing. It makes me want to pack a picnic lunch, grab a blanket and then nap in the sun 🙂
Winnie Nielsen says: What an old beauty!
Connie-Killarney says: I love the classic cars! My brother finds and restores them. I love to sit inside and run my fingers over the dash board, just to touch the radio buttons and the beautiful scrollwork! They are truly works of Art! They are so roomy inside! No wonder, back in the day, families liked to pile in and go for a Sunday drive! He has a 1944 Hudson and a 1957 Chevrolet that are my favorites! Right now he is looking for me, a truck like the Turquoise one in so many of your pictures! It is my dream ride!
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Pretty star face!
She is just adorable! I would love to give her a hug 🙂
Well, I guess I should have read the other post first 🙂 Charlie (he) is adorable 🙂