Aunt Jenny....

This was one of my makings that was in the box to Kynda to take to the farm.  It was her favorite I think. 

It is fun to talk on the phone and open boxes together.  Everyone needs a box sometimes...five inches of snow for them at the time and some freezing rain on top.  Mark was bringing in the golden girl and boy (G Dog and Lila)  all covered with snow.

Who is Aunt Jenny?  My grandmothers aunt on her mothers side and the one we think brought her nieces to Graves County, Kentucky .  Happy Friday everyone. 

Barb and Beverly rescue....

This has been passed down friend to friend until it came to Barbara and she knew the perfect place for it to be loved and happy...my little house!

I love the paint drips and peeling and the dried flowers backed with the floral fabric. This was the best picture I could get so if anyone knows how to take a picture of a picture without getting the reflection of the glass, please let me know.  Thank you so much, Barbara and Beverly!!!

 I always like Jodi Picoult's books...you can enter to win on goodreads.com.

There are lots of books about the food industry these days.  Some of our suspicions will probably be written about.  I grew up on beans and cornbread.

It's a good day for Rebecca and Rachel.  Their classes were cancelled due to bad weather and they have a reprieve on those tough exams.  I hope you are safe and have a good Friday. 

Our Little Flower Booth...

PJ and I are back...at Town Peddler Craft and Antique Mall.

Our neighbor is Lemon Creek and I will enjoy seeing (and buying) their rubber stamps and pretty buttons.  On the other side there is a nice booth 3 X 5 for rent, come on out and be my neighbor.

We have lapel pins, name badges and hair barrettes right now.  It is good to be a part of Town Peddler again.

Happy Snowy Monday from Michigan.