not something I normally do, but it was a busy day today...and a little elf had been at work in my kitchen!
For more Wordless Wednesdays, go here......
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
"I come down to the water to cool my eyes. But everywhere I look I see fire; that which isn't flint is tinder, and the whole world sparks and flames." — Annie Dillard
About Me
My links
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
Fighting to Save Appalachia
StatCounter
Blog Archive
-
▼
2007
(107)
-
▼
February
(14)
- Amazing Grace.....My husband and I rarely think it...
- SNOWY DAY..... We woke up to a surprise snow this ...
- Our Forefathers and our Spiritual Roots.......in h...
- Occasionally, I will read an incredibly moving pos...
- Wordless Wednesday.......Storytime with Grandma......
- Our Daily Bread....."The smell of good bread bakin...
- The Last of a Generation......."In all of us there...
- Wordless Wednesday.... not something I normally do...
- "Horses, Kids Find Hope At Salem...."I came back e...
- An Ode To Ironing......"An ode to ironing, the ban...
- Coziness....... I think we could all use some duri...
- " I feel stretched to the depth of my being. Every...
- Where does this road lead? At the age of 22, I dro...
- JESSE(This was one of my first posts when I starte...
-
▼
February
(14)
17 comments:
That cutie elf can decorate cookies for me anytime.
very sweet! (in more ways than one)
That is the cutest elf I have ever seen!
BTW - have you seen (or heard of) "The Last Sin Eater"? It's a book by Francine Rivers that was recently made into a movie, and my husband and I went and saw it on Tuesday. Based in the Appalachians, a beautiful story!
I'm not sure what's sweeter, the cookies or that delightfully happy face.
Either way, consider me inspired.
BTW, I followed your link home from Anna Carson's blog. I'm glad I did.
I'm a journalist and photographer from London, Ontario, Canada. I specialize in the scenes and images that we'd otherwise miss as we go through the paces of our day-to-day lives. As such, I tend to focus on macro images as well as glimpses of my family.
I look forward to seeing more of your work, and invite you to follow this link back to my blog for a peek at my photos as well.
E-see you again soon!
All the best,
Carmi
elise- i haven't heard of that- i'll have to check it out...thanks for the tip!
carmi- thanks for stopping by...i'll be over soon!
He is beautiful! What a fun day you had...glad to see soem of my friends are coming by for a visit... :)
yes, anna...thanks for putting me on your link list! and i have to agree...he IS beautiful! :)
You have a beautiful little fellow! I love that hair! I always said I'd marry a man with dark, curly hair, and I did, except he doesn't like to keep it long. If it was up to him he'd shave it (!) but I won't let him.
what a cutie!! Hey.... I have a 6 year old girl...*smile*
Your little "elf" is adorable and made some very gorgeous yummy looking cookies!!!
A gorgeous child!
babystepper...if it were up to my husband, my son's hair would be short. bit i overrule that... i love the curls!
andrea....he does tend to gravitate toward older women..hmmm :)
Too cute! I love curly haired boys... my little guy's hair curls in the back, we kept it long until he turned 3.5 and started chewing on it. LOL
Love the cookies and curls. Thanks for the friendly welcome over at my new blogging outpost.
He's adorable! You are building some really lovely life-long memories with those cookies.
The milk thing...goat's milk has traditionally been used for people with sensitivity to cow's milk...and most people with sensitivities to milk are all about cow's milk. I don't believe it should be taken on an empty stomach, even so.
thanks rosie! i might have to see if there's any fresh goat milk available locally.
He looks very happy and the cookies look very good. I can see why he is happy.
Post a Comment