food, crochet, merriment
Take a stack of simple, pretty pancakes…
butter them. Drain 1 can of peach halves and whirl in blender for 20 seconds.
Pour half a cup of the peach puree over the lonesome pancakes.
Give this beauty a shot of whip cream.
Eat. It. All.
Now go call the police.
You know this has to be illegal.
One of Dane’s mission companions is back home now. He came to see us because he promised Dane that he would.
He also swore an oath…
to come hug the babies in Dane’s place—especially the one my boy hasn’t met yet.
He is a very sweet boy.
We all completely loved him—at first sight.
Ok, ok.
Not all.
It’s time to have another giveaway–because it dawned on me that we haven’t had one in a while.
SO…
How about this? It’s the girls red flapper hat from my Etsy shop. All you have to do to be entered to win is make a comment on this post. Tell me who will be wearing this sweet little hat–if you should win.
I’ll close the comments Sunday July 26, 2009 at 6pm and announce the winner Monday July 27, at 10 am.
Good luck everyone!
Just minding your own business. Checking your email…
When from out of the shadows…
…comes the dreaded “Snatch” monster–feared by alllll.
Ok, not all.
Some.
Maybe some.
A couple.
Oh, man. She snagged it.
Pwned…
The mouse pad never stood a chance.
“As a physician, who has been deeply privileged to share the most profound moments of people’s lives including their final moments, let me tell you a secret. People facing death don’t think about what degrees they have earned, what positions they have held, or how much wealth they have accumulated. At the end, what really matters is who you loved and who loved you. That circle of love is everything, and is a great measure of a past life. It is the gift of greatest worth.”
Dr. Bernadine Healy, Commencement address, Vassar College, 29 May 1994