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My day, too, Ros! Thank you. Glad to see you back here. :sm24: :sm24:Normaedern said:Those have made my day. Thank you and it is great to see you here :sm24: :sm24: :sm24:
My day, too, Ros! Thank you. Glad to see you back here. :sm24: :sm24:Normaedern said:Those have made my day. Thank you and it is great to see you here :sm24: :sm24: :sm24:
:sm24: Thanks Ann!annweb said:Bonie,hope your shoulder is easing and the pies sell well .The smell of baking must have been lovely.
Beautiful work Ros.
Glad your chest is clearing ,Julie .
Janet Lee ,I had never heard of Rosemary for mossies .They are cruel insects so it is good to find a deterrent.
Tanya ,your garden seems to have tormented you so much this year .My roses have suffered from saw fly .I had never had those before but they seem to have attacked a few bushes .Roses are very attractive but do get quite a few different bugs to control.It has just occurred to me that I have a wasps nest on the corner of the roof and maybe that is not helping .
De Etta ,I have every confidence in your ability to keep us interested with your skills .
Barbara .it has been a great insight into all the country and many thanks to DH and of course yourself .Make the most of any chance to travel as it may come to a point when you no longer can be bothered .
Thanks for the giggle! :sm24: Do you really think it would work with such a determined case as yours!?RosD said:Yes I do!!! I might need an intervention. ????
From me too! We've been in Photographic withdrawal from your beautiful youngster!Normaedern said:Those have made my day. Thank you and it is great to see you here :sm24: :sm24: :sm24:
That Columbia River Gorge is quite a site and the most dangerous mouth of the river we have in the Pacific Northwest.. it takes a skilled Captain to maneuver it! So many horror story's of those who didn't make it... I have not doubt that it is mostly fogged in... but just like the Golden Gate Bridge which is the same as far as fog goes.. when it clears it is so beautiful...Bonnie7591 said:I think you must have a lot of fog there. We have been to Oregon a fe times, twice we have been over that big badge at the mouth of the Columbia River & I wanted to take photos, both times it was so foggy I couldn't see a thing.
Can I be nosey & ask what your job is?
I saw on the internet somewhere... where someone put home made soup in cup cake pans and then froze them.. and then put them in a freezer bag..any time you want a cup of soup there it is.. all nice and ready for you.. I don't think this would work with a self defrosting freezer for too long but would probably get you through the winter.. I thought it would be great for my homemade stock!tamarque said:Bonnie--Nice that people did those pies collectively. What a chore! Hope the sale goes well.
Sorry your shoulder is bad. Know about that kind of pain. Do you have a good herbal ointment to rub in for relief? I always use Arnica oil or ointment or my Low level laser. But Tea tree ointment can be good.
Barbara--another venture. My you are traveling this summer. I am exhausted reading about all the traveling. Hope Yosemite is as fun and exciting as your other trips.
Ann--growing your own tomatoes is such fun when you can bite into a fresh, juicy one that you have grown and without chemicals. One organic farmer just posted they will be selling organic tomatoes at $.70/lb when ordering 50#. Almost thought about it since there is no way I will have enough tomatoes this year. Decided to drive over to the organic homesteader to see if she had some damaged one she would let me have cheap. Took about 15# for $5. The humongous one I cut open is a Golden Brandywine and it is just too good. Will cook a bunch into sauce and freeze it for the winter, but saving a couple for fresh eating. Only my cherries and paste tomatoes are producing now so having a table tomato is just so nice. Will go back and get more in about a week. This woman is so very generous with her produce and prices. i l like supporting her.
I was thinking the same thing... and beautiful daughters as well!!! (oops I see it is Keira Lee and not your daughters.. how did she grow up so fast!!!!! ) I love the picture of Jackson where the water if falling around him.. great picture!Normaedern said:Those have made my day. Thank you and it is great to see you here :sm24: :sm24: :sm24:
Thank you, Ros.RosD said:I love the photos Barbara. ????
What a beautiful little parade of booties. You do such good work, Ros.RosD said:A few more things. ????
I think that is part of the push to go. My DH is 8 years older than I am and we thought that we should take very long distance, like overseas, and driving trips while we are still safe drivers. The cruises can be save for times that we want someone else to do all the work.annweb said:Barbara .it has been a great insight into all the country and many thanks to DH and of course yourself .Make the most of any chance to travel as it may come to a point when you no longer can be bothered .
Great pictures of Jackson and your GD is very pretty.RosD said:Thank you Norma. Yes we do and because I like multiples, here he is. Jackson just loves water. The last photo is my darling GD Keira-Lee. ????????
Thank you so much Ronie. I'll do my last post later today after we are all packed. Did most of it yesterday.Ronie said:Barbara have a wonderful time in Yosemite!! and thanks for sharing your Hawaiian vacation with us! I know I will never get over there so it is wonderful to see it though your eyes... and thank you for hosting our LP you did a great job!!
DeEtta you don't need to worry about entertaining us.. I am sure we can carry the conversation in many directions by just being here.. Thank you for offering to host again... I am just a few stitches before grafting my edge on my shawl sample so I will be sharing it in you LP and that just seems right doesn't it?? there are mistakes but I have learned from them and I have the confidence to make a full size one now!!
Ronie -- this is a great idea. I did the same back int he days of baby food. I made it and then froze in ice cube trays. The popped them out and stored in freezer bags. Each morning for heading to work, I'd take out a variety of food "ice cubes" and put them one each into baby food jars and let them thaw for daily meals. What was particularly good about this approach and would be true of broth, is that if the you want more than a single serving, it is easy to simply defrost multiples which generally don't take any longer to thaw than a single portion.Ronie said:I saw on the internet somewhere... where someone put home made soup in cup cake pans and then froze them.. and then put them in a freezer bag..any time you want a cup of soup there it is.. all nice and ready for you.. I don't think this would work with a self defrosting freezer for too long but would probably get you through the winter.. I thought it would be great for my homemade stock!
Great pic of the butterfly.. it looks so peaceful sitting there.. I use to know the names of all of them and now I can't remember but a few...
Belle, after your great lessons on Shetland knitting, I was worried following you. And those stories of cow antics are all the funny things that have happened. No trips, vacation pictures. You do such lovely work and probably have a topic or thought to get people chatting.Belle1 said:Barbara -- let me one of the first to thank you for such a wonderful 2 weeks. I've got the next two weeks and agreed to do them as a WIP session, but following you and Tricia, I'm going to feel like a dud. Trying to think of something exciting to add, but so far inspiration hasn't struck. I'll be posting the new thread Sunday am.
Have a great trip to Yosemite.
Okay, I know that I probably missed this post....I'm behind again....so busy with getting the pattern ready for the fall and then I am supposed to teach beginning lace knitting at the LYS in town...but I love those cuffed booties you made. You know, I'm going to have another Grandbaby in the February and I should know whether it is a boy or girl very soon...so I want to have some patterns ready. The little flat bottom and cuff are adorable......RosD said:A few more things. ????