It’s not much, but we were so excited to pick our first harvest this morning! Rosemary, lavender, thyme, 1 eggplant, 2 cherry tomatoes and 2 banana peppers. I guess the cherry tomatoes will be a quick snack for someone in my home…but there are lots more for yummy salads growing outside on the vines right now. We are also seeing…
Month: July 2006
Martha West Article
This is the Marsha West article that was sent to me last week. (Thanks, Marsha, for letting me post it!) You can view this article online at: http://www.newswithviews.com/West/marsha8.htm The Bible On Butt Cracks By Marsha West July 7, 2006 NewsWithViews.com The church I attend once held service outdoors during the summer. Not anymore. The reason given by our pastor–with no…
School Supplies….So Far
This is the start to the Lambert school supplies (minus textbooks) for the year. I still need to purchase loose leaf paper, rulers, colored pencils, pencils, pens and some additional small learning activities for the littles in my home. I know it seems like a bunch, but in contrast, if we had the six school aged children in our home…
Wreath
This is the finished honey suckle wreath that I made a while back. The only thing that I would have changed would have been to wind it tighter…it tends to expand as it dries.
10 Cent Notebooks
Fridays are always so nice to me. They are the wind-down day to a sometimes very long week. I’m looking forward today to getting to some sewing projects that I’ve waited all week to have time to work! I’ll post pictures as I finish them! Today’s picture is one of the latest pics from our deck of one of our…
Happy 4th of July!
I‘m finally getting a few minutes to catch up on our websites. The last week has been very full….holidays always bring excitement, fun and lots of added things to be done. We had a delightful 4th of July holiday. My husband’s Dad and Aunt came for a visit, as well as my Mom (she spent the night before at my…