skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Blog Template by Designer Blogs
About Me
Search This Blog
Popular Posts
-
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...
-
Today was my last day of work, I'm officially retired! I've worked as a nurse for many years; I worked for 10 years at a hospital on... -
Happy Labor Day to all of you in the United States! I'm planning to take a break this week as my gall bladder surgery is scheduled for... -
I got an e-mail that told the history of some common sayings and thought they were pretty interesting, so I'm sharing. They us... -
We had a potluck at church last week and I tried a new recipe for it. I had seen this recipe for banana pudding and thought it was a good o... -
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... -
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... -
You may remember a few months ago, a post I did about a bridal shower we had for my niece, Shaelyn. This weekend, she got married! Bob and ... -
Last week I watched Cassie while Andrew and Heather went to her first high risk OB appointment. They knew this would be a long one, at lea...
Blog Archive
-
▼
2017
(237)
-
▼
August
(23)
- Friday Funny
- Cooking Thursday
- "What are you looking at?"
- The Annual Chicken BBQ
- Meeting The Pirate!
- Friday Funny!
- Cooking Thursday
- Wordless Wednesday
- Grandma and Alaina's Day out
- 36 years!
- Friday Funny
- Cooking Thursday
- Wordless Wednesday
- August Blooms
- Community Open House
- Friday Funny
- Cooking Thursday
- Wordless Wednesday
- DNA test
- It was a cold and dreary day...
- A Day in my Life - August
- Cooking Thursday
- Wordless Wednesday
-
▼
August
(23)
13 comments:
So pretty!
Great picture. I am wondering what kind of flowers they are. Nice to check back in for a visit. This summer has been so very busy for us. Hope to check in again soon. Have a good week!
Queen Anne's lace always makes me think of summertime.
Lovely.
So very pretty, Mari. Hope you have a lovely day, friend.
So very beautiful, Mari! :)
xoxo
Need no words for this photo-- lovely wild plant.
So lovely!
Why is it called Queen Anne's?
Perfect and beautiful.
so delicate and pretty. We have tons in the northwoods here too. Love it!
Love Queen Anne's Lace. When I was young we had plenty of it in the fields so I would cut it, put it in a vase of water laced with food coloring. They were lovely!
Gorgeous!
So lovely, Mari! xoxo
Post a Comment