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Yesterday I saw this video on facebook that showed how you could easily make a gift bag to wrap an odd shaped item. We had a Christmas gath...
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On our 3rd day the weather report predicted rain. We were driving to Fishtown in Leland so we started out on time to try to avoid it. We... -
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This past weekend, we made plans to try to have Cassie spend the night again. She loves to come over and always has no problem, until it'... -
Here's our Connor when he stopped over on Saturday. He was one day away from being 1 month old. He's 13 pounds, 2 ounces and 24 ... -
Here's something new we tried recently. It's a good one for a night when you need a quick supper. Serve a salad with it, and you are... -
I don't have much to share with you because I have been stuck at home sick for most of last week with a virus that made me sicker than I...
9 comments:
I love this, Mari!
xoxo
That about says it all for this time of the year around here....lol Have a good Wednesday Mari.
Thanks! I miss seeing the green fields.
Awwww...the sunshine, rain, and warm temperatures make that corn grow quickly! You can almost hear it growing!
That looks like a gorgeous bumper crop! TG would love to be cooking up a big potful of sweet corn right about now. xoxo
Pretty photo. We see a lot of corn around here when we drive to our favorite cafe.
This Ohio girl, who grew up in corn country, loves this field of corn!!
The corn in PA is growing like CRAZY this summer!
That is amazingly tall corn! The summer rain and heat has made for a bumper crop, I hope.
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