The Bunny has come and gone.
Company has come and gone.
While my SIL was here we made homemade hand lotion.
Purchased everything at the Dollar General for approximately $5.75.
You need just 3 simple ingredients.
Baby Lotion-Vitamin E cream-Vaseline
Click on Photo to see how easy it is to make!
Great Mother's Day or Teacher gift.
This new recipe was a hit.
Served it with Baked Ziti and a salad.
Very easy and quick to make and tasted like those delicious biscuits
served at Red Lobster.
Again, click on the photo for the link.
Both recipes came from Pinterest......of course.
I just finished a great book.
If you love historial novels like I do you won't be disappointed.
The Dressmaker
"Just in time for the centennial anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic
comes a vivid, romantic, and relentlessly compelling historical novel
about a spirited young woman who survives the disaster
only to find herself embroiled in the media frenzy left in the wake of the tragedy".
Took a road trip this past weekend to Kalona IA.
Attended the Iowa & Illinois Quilt History Study Group Meeting.
What a wonderful group. So much knowledge.
The program was on the works and life of Ruby Short MccKim.
Amish Country
If you love quilt history be sure to check for a group in your area.
A customer quilt from last winter.
A Judy Neimeyer paper pieced beauty.
Great Job Sharon!
Well, that's about it.
My life up to the minute.
Hope all is well in your world.
To leave you with a smile....
That cheddar bread recipe sounds awesome. Thanks! And I love the quilting you did on that gorgeous quilt.....again, awesome! And thanks for that funny at the end.....just what I needed! lol
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, that ecard you ended with slayed me!!! Love it! I am putting that book on my list. I love historical novels!!!! The lotion is something I will have to try too. Yummy foods.....such a great post!
ReplyDeleteXO Kris
Glad you liked my bread recipe! :)
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Morning girl...loved that quilt in your post!!!! Thanks so much for coming by...you ask about hanging things on the porch...yes the front porch is vinyl...the house is like 80% brick and 20% vinyl...I live with what I love and it doesn't bother me one little bit to put a nail or screw in the vinyl to hang things on the porch...lol lol I know alot of folks would faint to hear that but hey...this is real life here in Picketville...lol Thanks again for the visit...have a great week sweetie...Picket
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