Happy Days

Betsy moves so fast, we have hundreds of these blurry shots. But I love this one because Mark looks so happy. Our little Betsy is loved loved loved.

Hanging Out with Nathan Kenny

More precious time with Betsy today. We all had a ball. The cabbage patch doll, Nathan Kenny, was Judson's.

Betsy on the Back Porch

We've been having a great visit. And a little computer trouble, so this is our first chance to post. The weather is perfect--in the mid 70's. We were looking for something short-sleeved to wear, and we found this little t-shirt that Kathy bought in our garage sale hunts when Judson was little. Those were the good old days of garage sales. So here's Betsy, in her vintage t-shirt.

Saturday Vase

James Lutke Class

James Lutke sculpts amazing things out of branches and wire. Today he taught a class in St. Louis. My fingernails are a mess, my hands are sore, my feet ache. It was great. I loved every minute!

Saturday Centerpiece

Meditation Garden

This is the garden that Jan's son designed and built for his Eagle Scout project. We love it.

Wait til Next Fall

Every year I look for something that will be fantastic in our fall garden. This year it's pretty ho-hum. Here's an idea for next year--lantana at the feet of the grasses.

October Wreath

Flea Market to Fabulous

is fabulous!!

Celosia at The Farm

Didn't know there were so many colors. I'll have to scour the seed catalogs this winter. . .

Friday Vase

Alstro Composite

PJ and I made this while we watched Dancing With the Stars!

Visiting

My mom and my sister are here for a visit. We're having a great time. Today's agenda includes lunch at Darcy's and shopping at Flea Market to Fabulous.

Flower Jewelry

Bracelet and ring

October Rose

with some little critters on it. . .

Vacation Reading

I read these books while we were at Kentucky Lake.
--Almost Moon was about a woman who kills her demented mother. Enough said.
--The sweethearts book was okay. It's about a woman whose husband gets terminal cancer and she calls up his mistresses to help her sit with him. It could have been really good, but then it took a romance novel turn and I just didn't care for it much.
--When I read Home, I didn't like it because the characters were all depressed with very sad lives. But I've thought about it quite a bit since then, so I would say it's a pretty good book, but still sad.
Leave a comment--I'd love to hear what you're reading!