There's nothing like a little old world charm while enjoying a cup of coffee and a bite of tiramisu (in a cold shop) on a hot summer afternoon.
7.31.2010
7.30.2010
You Capture - Play
7.26.2010
Home
I was walking through my bedroom over the weekend, and noticed the sun shining just so on this piece of baseboard, and it hit me all over again. I have a house! With baseboards! It's such a happy, content feeling, so I spent some time walking around taking photos of home, and thinking about how peaceful it all is.
Quilts drying on the line outside. . .
A plant enjoying some sun. . .
Sandwich fixings on the kitchen counter. . .
Quilts drying on the line outside. . .
A plant enjoying some sun. . .
Sandwich fixings on the kitchen counter. . .
And the baseboard. . . in the house. . . our house. . .
7.22.2010
7.21.2010
Because working 8 hours isn't enough. . .
There's nothing like going to work for 8 hours and then deciding to go home and whip up a batch of pepper jelly. The things that we do for family. . .
Pepper Jelly
1 bell pepper, chopped fine
4 decent sized jalepenos, chopped fine (about 1/3 c.)
1 1/2 c. apple cider vinegar
6 c. sugar
6 oz. Certo (or other brand) liquid pectin
7.20.2010
7.17.2010
Vehicles. . . Whew!
For a little while, I wasn't sure that I could actually take a worthwhile photo of vehicles. How. . . uninspiring to me. . . I thought that I had missed my only chance when I drove past an old, parked tow truck designed to look like Mater from Disney's animation, Cars. (Trust me, the only reason I skipped out on that photo was because it was 110 degrees outside, and I was dressed and on the way to my brother's wedding.)
But then, life happened, and I kept my eyes open, and I finally got them!
But then, life happened, and I kept my eyes open, and I finally got them!
Check out more vehicles on Beth's blog, You Capture:
Labels:
rain,
Small Town Life,
streets,
vehicles,
weddings,
You Capture
7.06.2010
7.01.2010
Old Quilting Buddies
For last week's You Capture theme, Down Low, I took a picture of the treadle on Granny's sewing machine. . . this week, the theme is chairs, and as I'm still obsessed with quilting, and family, and traditions, I decided to post this picture. The chair is an old cowhide chair that's been in the family for eons. And, the cushion on the chair is one that my Maw-Maw quilted. I inherited it when she and Paw-Paw moved into the nursing home this year. They don't have any now, but when I was growing up, every chair in her house was covered with a quilted cushion very similar to this. It gives me the warm fuzzies every time that I see it.
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