nurturing hope, creativity, family
someone’s lunch hidden in the corner of the family room, behind a chair.
My first thought: why on earth wasn’t it eaten at school?
My second thought: no wonder a certain child of mine is near tears with hunger after school every day!
I’m pretty sure there’s a reason kids have a lunch break at school, and I’m pretty sure it involves more than just recess.
Hmmmm…
I am remembering yesterday’s sunshine.
I am anxious for some warm days because I’ve got some things to paint!
I am marveling that I’ve now written 201 posts on this blog. I’m grateful it’s been such a healthy outlet for me.
I am thankful for my husband who has freely shared his time and help with me over the past few days (and our house is thankful, too).
I am enjoying the sounds of children playing in my home.
I am gearing up mentally for a couple of crazy busy days.
I am enjoying watching my baby try to crawl. When her arms get tired, she puts her head down and scoots on her forehead while pushing with her feet. So funny! I’ll try to get pictures.
I am working on a project:
I’m excited to share more! Stay tuned…
What are you doing today?
Another tablecloth with roses and a black pattern going around the entire piece. The black has faded to a lovely charcoal gray. I like how the inside pattern consists of circles overlaying one another, while the smaller outside one is made of loops that travel around the edges. (I also like the two cute helpers who insisted on being in the picture!)
This cloth is printed on cotton and a couple of light yellow stains on it. It has a nice heavy drape to it. It measures 43 by 50 inches.
I enjoy the mix of pattern on this tablecloth. The roses combine with the geometric print to make a statement that is neither too bold nor too flowery. I think it’s a great combination. Very pretty!
