1 week ago
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
A Page from My Day Book
Outside my window… The world is gray and promising more rain
I am thinking…of tomorrows food and laughter
I am thankful for…every piece big and small of my life
From the kitchen…the oven is on
I am wearing… a fluffy white robe
I am creating…my great grandmas Corn bread stuffing
I am going…to cook deliciousness
I am reading…the all consuming, blanket over the head and flashlight in hand Chronicles of Narnia
I am hoping…to dig up all the good recipes
I am hearing…rain on the tin roof
Around the house…candles are lit
One of my favorite things…The way yellow light shines on the ivory pages of great novels..when the room is dark and silent and only the sound is the snoring of hounds.
A few plans for the rest of the week…priming and painting
The thought I am sharing…count your blessing and place them high on a shelf you can constantly see
"Living Honest"
We have all lost virtue
It has slipped away
Like the fall harvest
It has been left
And shriveled on the vine
Soon there will be no trace of it
For it was not preserved in
Diamond cut mason jars
Virtue has rotted
Forgotten in the field
It will be turned under
With the roots
And dug up with
The potatoes
Scrubbed and sliced
And mulled over in
Winter stew
This post is inspired by simple womans daybook
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Just found your blog through SITS. This post is a lovely overview, little glimpses into your life. I enjoyed reading it.
ReplyDeletePS my house is over a century old, too :)
I love your blog, and am new to it, enjoying reading your posts. I am also an owner of a century-old home and mostly love it!
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Joni
Aw thank you Joni ! Thats awesome good old homes need good caretakers ~Sarahlynn
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving...I love your writing. Eat lots and be happy!
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Found you through SITS. Amazing entry. I love the imagery you use, and that poem was brilliant. Wonderful work. :)
ReplyDeleteI have a century-old house but I am not necessarily enamored of it. I actually see a lot of century-olds around town, though, that I adore. :o)
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the SITS community!
Hope you had a lovely holiday in your fluffy white robe!
ReplyDeleteStopping by from SITS to say "hi" and welcome. I know that you will enjoy being a part of this vibrant community of bloggers :-)
Not many 100-year-old homes in the community where I live. :( Dumb Californians!
ReplyDeleteI came by to welcome you to SITS! We're happy to have you with us!
Yum, corn bread stuffing!
ReplyDeleteStopping by to welcome you to SITS! It's great to have you in the SITStahood!
Hey fellow SITSA! Thanks for stopping by my blog, I'm so glad you are enjoying it! I love when people put up a "daybook" - so fun to have a peak into your life!
ReplyDeleteGreat blog! I'm your newest follower;)
Thanks so much for stopping by on my SITS Day!
Shannon from: http://www.milkandcuddles.com/
Hi Coming to you by way of SITS. Love your poem and your posts. Keep up the wonderful work you do.
ReplyDeleteJust stopping by from SITS! What a great post. Thanks for sharing it with us! Hope you have a great Saturday!
ReplyDeleteHi, Thank you so much for your comment. I hope you visit me again. I will visit you too. The winter is beautiful but to tell you the truth I would rather have warm weather.
ReplyDeleteStopping by from SITS... love this post, truly... think i will stay awhile and check you out... and put some of things way up high on a shelf... love that...
ReplyDeleteHope your Thanksgiving was warm and wonderful - beautiful words.
ReplyDeleteStopping by from SiTS!!!
Hi there. Dropping by from SITS to say, "hello"! Best wishes in 2010.
ReplyDeleteKindest regards,
Brook
where'd you go?? been missing your posts!
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