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12:48 pm
November 7, 2009


rileysmom

Rural Montana

Super Chicken

posts 711

Exciting day here!  We're going off to clean the fire hall!  Tomorrow is the 57th annual Pancake Supper/Craft Fair fundraiser.  The fire hall is very dusty since it's a volunterr fire department located on a gravel road. 

Y'all are welcome to join us tomorrow (or today to clean!) if you're in the neighborhood!   Pancakes,sausage bacon and ham steak!Chef

12:54 pm
November 7, 2009


wvhomecanner

North Central WV

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posts 3014

Pete said:

Have fun, and I will rest for everyone…


I should be doing the same – maybe an afternoon nap. We have some kind of crud lol. Starts with burning sinuses – nose and back of throat especially. Lots of post-nasal drip and snuffling at night. Doesn't knock you down but just feels like…. crud Hole

Would have thought it was just sinus stuff I get w/barometric changes but it's progressed thru all 3 of us here. Glad I could track it, because I was to go to a Mary Kay party that my future DIL is having and I do not want to spread anything to anyone else. She came and got all the fixings I had for spinach dip and a veggie tray. I am doing laundry and poking around.

Thinking about making a pot of hot and sour soup extra spicy.

Maybe chicken noodle for the others Devil

Dede

"Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not." ~ The Lorax by Dr. Seuss ~

1:16 pm
November 7, 2009


okbarb

Super Chicken

posts 537

rileysmom said:

Exciting day here!  We're going off to clean the fire hall!  Tomorrow is the 57th annual Pancake Supper/Craft Fair fundraiser.  The fire hall is very dusty since it's a volunterr fire department located on a gravel road. 

Y'all are welcome to join us tomorrow (or today to clean!) if you're in the neighborhood!   Pancakes,sausage bacon and ham steak!Chef


All of our little towns here have volunteer fire depts.  too.  You can practically eat at some function at one or the other every week!  There are only two that I help out with the cleaning though!  I know everyone will have a great time and raise lots of $$!

There are only two ways to live your life: one is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.

2:00 pm
November 7, 2009


Shells

Vancouver Island, British Columbia

Superstar

posts 1184

Flatlander said:

Oh Shells…The Frenche countryside is beautifull, we are going to France in 5 weeks, but will stay in Paris and going to Eurodisney…wanna trade?French

Do you know where you are going to stay?


Your trip sounds like fun Astrid!!  I was in France in 200y, in Brest on the coast of Brittany.  We went up to Mont. St. Michel (what an amazing place).   I loved being in France and Eurodisney sounds like a whole lot of fun!

I think they are planning on finding a farmhouse in the Burgundy area, she mentioned about 3 hours from Paris.  There will be about 10 of us from all over the world meeting together.  The couple that invited me is from Canada but will be travelling home from Bangladesh where they currently linve, her parents from New Zealand will come, friends who teach in Moscow but are originally from Scotland will be there as will another teaching couple from Moscow who are originally from the US.

2:19 pm
November 7, 2009


Flatlander

Moderator

posts 1508

Ohhh to browse those small town markets…brocantes? I think they are called.

We do a winter trip so no smal town markets for us…but  a hug from Mickey might be special tooLaugh

2:24 pm
November 7, 2009


Shells

Vancouver Island, British Columbia

Superstar

posts 1184

Flatlander said:

Ohhh to browse those small town markets…brocantes? I think they are called.

We do a winter trip so no smal town markets for us…but  a hug from Mickey might be special tooLaugh


I remember the Sunday market in Brest .. streets filled with vendors selling cheeses (which I could not pronounce!!) and meats and fruits and veggies …. and the crepes … OMG, any crepe filling you desired wrapped into a warm crepe.

That market was my favorite, my second favorite was one in Palermo, Italy on the island of Sicily.

4:53 pm
November 7, 2009


beeyourself

Guest

Just back from the artist tour…oh it was so much fun!  Started at a woodcarver…he is just amazing…went to a potter…bought a vase that was "so me"…went to the glassblower…always fun to watch and he had some amazing paperweights (came away with one of those)…went to another potter…went to a wood turner.  He is very skilled.  He has an awesome workshop – and brings others in from around the world to teach.  (bought a marble for my collection there…they also teach glass crafting and jewelry making)  Went to a craft show at a church…bought two bars of soap.  (helping the local economy and staying clean)…Then…went to the one place I wanted to go to all day…the hand weaver.  It just fascinated me.  It always has.  After the first of the year, I can learn from her.  She is finishing her tests to become a master weaver…after the first of the year, she'll be taking on new students.  I'd be an apprentice…getting lessons for free, but working my bum off….learning to spin (if I want – and I want!), learning to design and learning all phases of the weaving process.  The studio is amazing – both husband and wife craft there.  Got a hot tip on a loom…so am going to check that out next week…and this woman said she'd go with me to look at it.  I have a book to hunt down and start reading …I am excited!  (Bought a dishtowel…made by one of the apprentices.  They only keep a pattern for six months and then retire it.)

It has been a fun day!  Am going out for dinner.

5:49 pm
November 7, 2009


CindyP

Hart, MI

Admin

posts 7627

Just got back from the craft show…….it was a big success!!!  And found leads on 2 others before Thanksgiving……..

Bee, your day sounds like a lot of fun!!  Weaving would be very cool to do…I love watching them.

“Learn all you can from the mistakes of others. You won’t have time to make them all yourself.”  ― Alfred Sheinwold

7:59 pm
November 7, 2009


rileysmom

Rural Montana

Super Chicken

posts 711

okbarb said:

rileysmom said:

Exciting day here!  We're going off to clean the fire hall!  Tomorrow is the 57th annual Pancake Supper/Craft Fair fundraiser.  The fire hall is very dusty since it's a volunterr fire department located on a gravel road. 

Y'all are welcome to join us tomorrow (or today to clean!) if you're in the neighborhood!   Pancakes,sausage bacon and ham steak!Chef


All of our little towns here have volunteer fire depts.  too.  You can practically eat at some function at one or the other every week!  There are only two that I help out with the cleaning though!  I know everyone will have a great time and raise lots of $$!


Thank you for your kind words.  Funny, I get the bathrooms!  But, the kitchen was a major disaster!  It's tough being only one of 3 women involved.  I am beat!  I think I hear a wine glass calling my name……

10:56 am
November 8, 2009


Chic

A Farmgirl In Kansas

Mighty Chicken

posts 135

Shells said:

Flatlander said:

Ohhh to browse those small town markets…brocantes? I think they are called.

We do a winter trip so no smal town markets for us…but  a hug from Mickey might be special tooLaugh


I remember the Sunday market in Brest .. streets filled with vendors selling cheeses (which I could not pronounce!!) and meats and fruits and veggies …. and the crepes … OMG, any crepe filling you desired wrapped into a warm crepe.

That market was my favorite, my second favorite was one in Palermo, Italy on the island of Sicily.


I was in France in 99 with my Sister (who lives near London). We spent 4 days in Paris and I loved every minute of it. The best day was in the village of Versailles…they had a farmers market going on and it was so bright and beautiful with all the sellers calling out in French. Such a beautiful language…much softer than the Canadian French. This little old lady who looked like a Gypsy was sitting on a chair in the market playing on a little accordian for money and a little girl was dancing. I got lots of pictures from that trip. We found some beautiful pastry shops in the village…the chocolate was like art …it was April so there were little chocolate flower pots! Everything was beautiful. We had lunch at a little sidewalk restaurant…I had a salad that had warm potatoes greens and wonderful sausage…makes my mouth water just thinking about itChef. I'd go back in a flash if I could. Maybe one day down the road. Fork

Have a wonderful trip Shells….hope you'll post some pictures when you get back!

11:08 am
November 8, 2009


Leahld22

Newburgh, IN

Superstar

posts 2673

The scrapbook extravaganza was sooo much fun! I finished 13 scrapbook pgs,I just need to put them in my album and put the pg protectors on! I came back with more scrapbook stuff than I brought,good thing I happened to have an empty tote in the car! I won several sm gifts(everyone did)mostly sticker packs. At the end of Sat eve I won a big gift…a Blue 12x12 scrapbook album with "Blush Blooms" scrapbook paper and stickers to decorate it with!Clover And I purchased a few things,just alphabet stickers, pgs and pg protectors. Also won the early bird prize Sat. I got there at 7:05am,hahaha! The prize is an 8x8 paper C'mas album with papers,quotes and stickers,really cute! There were a lot of nice ladies there.We shared ideas,stories, and a few laughs. Glad I went!Happy Feet

Life is too important to be taken too seriously.

1:51 pm
November 8, 2009


Jayne

Guest

Scrapbook weekends are always the best.  I find such inspiration, learning new techniques, new products etc.  I just don't like the packing to go, and the unpacking when I get back.  I need a craft fairy.

1:56 pm
November 8, 2009


GeorgiaZ

Guest

My sil and sister and I and 2 other girlfriends try to get together one night a week or so for 'craft night'. Usually ends up with 1/4 crafting and the rest talking about everyone and drinking and a lot of laughing. Its great to be able to just have a laugh and let go, no matter what your craft.

My sister says her craft is usually to keep our glasses filled! We love her craft the best, and she is really good at it!

1:58 pm
November 8, 2009


Jayne

Guest

my kind of craft night!  (says the girl with the liquor drawer in her craft room)

3:43 pm
November 8, 2009


Flatlander

Moderator

posts 1508

so far…slept in, cut the boys hair..colored mine, now I go out to take care of the annimals.

good thing they are here…otherwise it would be a lazy pyama day.

3:53 pm
November 8, 2009


Leahld22

Newburgh, IN

Superstar

posts 2673

Jayne and GeorgiaZ you two crack me up!Laugh

Life is too important to be taken too seriously.

4:26 pm
November 8, 2009


GeorgiaZ

Guest

Jayne said:

my kind of craft night!  (says the girl with the liquor drawer in her craft room)


And THAT is now on my Dear Santa list! I do have a bottle of crown hidden in here somewhere…makes me wonder where now…but I do think I need a special place for it, maybe call it my "Inspiration Drawer"

6:13 pm
November 8, 2009


Jayne

Guest

Yeah, can you believe they trusted me with the liquor for our yearly "toast"?  Actually I'd forgotten about it until I cleaned out the cabinet to move stuff into the new cabinet.  Glad I found it before February.

8:03 pm
November 8, 2009


Jayne

Guest

I got sooo much done today!  Cleaned ceiling fans, moved the living furniture and cleaned behind it,  did laundry, cleaned the kitchen wiped down all the cabinets and cupboards while my dessert for tomorrow night baked.  I even got some scrapping done.

What will I do next weekend when hubby no longer has football meetings??Help

8:14 pm
November 8, 2009


johnzegirl

Rose City, TX

Mighty Chicken

posts 135

My hubby is missing as well, he has gone "A-Hunting" and I am driving solo this week. THANK YOU LORD FOR HUNTING SEASON!!!!

Don't get me wrong, love him to pieces but living in a 8x10 box (truck cab) 24/7, well let's just say that my patience meter is Bomb


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