I'm still working on my newest rug and slowly making progress. It's hard to accomplish much when you fall asleep every time you sit down in a chair!!! The rug so far is looking good, and I hope to make major progress this week.
My grandchildren came over (with their parents, of course!) for dinner today after church, so we had a lot of fun this afternoon. Jess got a workout playing with Olivia and I read quite a few books to Allison. Kale has four little teeth, so he is enjoying some real food. He weighs 22 lbs now!
It sounds as if there may be a push this week to get some sort of health care legislation passed, so please make some time to call or email your congressmen to let them know how you feel about the proposed changes. The problem is that Mrs. Pelosi does not plan to post the finished bill on the Internet (as promised last spring), so knowing what they are foisting upon the public may be out of the question. I just hope THEY read the bill and really consider the consequences to our economy and all of the taxpayers. I guess this would be a very good time to pray for wisdom for all the legislators!
Have a great week!
It sounds like you had a great weekend with your loved ones.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed looking at your collections. The English garden trug is beautiful!!!
Forgive me for coveting it. :)
HUgs~ Birgit
Linda, Your primitive wood shelf is gorgeous. I love attic finish pieces, especially when they are decorated as nicely as yours is. Plain and simple! Love it! I finished my rug hooking kit that you sent me, I will post it soon. I'm very happy with how it turned out. ~Ann
ReplyDeleteHi, I found your blog today and you have awesome collections. Your rug hooking work is amazing! I am now a follower. Beautiful pictures...
ReplyDeleteThank you, everyone! I do love primitive collections, don't you?
ReplyDeleteBirgit ~ English garden trugs are one of my favorites. I've only ever seen one in person, and I had to buy it!
Ann ~ I went to your blog and looked at the finished kit. Great job!!! I love the way it looks in the frame.
Lee Hill Prim. ~ Thank you so much for the kind words. Welcome to the blog, and I hope you enjoy your visits!
Your wreath turned out beautiful! All your decorating is awesome. I love garden trugs too. I have one that I've had for 20 yrs. or more. Brought it from a guy who use to go over to England and bring antiques back once a year.
ReplyDeleteHahaha...love the pumpkin head! Too cute!
Take care,
Terry
Thank you, Terry! Trugs do seem to be rare around here. Glad we both found one!!
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