This fabric tree greeted us when we came into the building for the Farm Chicks Show at the Spokane County Fairgrounds. Not sure of the significance, but it was fun. Big HOWDY sign also greeted us.
Just some random photos of my life, creations, old photos and maybe some genealogy facts scattered through out. Now that we have facebook, Pinterest, etc, Blogging has pretty much gone by the wayside. But I will keep this blog as long as Google has it available and maybe my grand daughter, Willow, will find it when I am old or gone to be with Jesus, my Savior! :)
Please come on in, sit down and take a look at a slice of my life...
My interest in blogging comes from a hole left in my life...that being a lack of information that was left behind from my ancestors. You see, I figure maybe someday my descendants may want to know about my life in the 21st century, as I want to know about my ancestors. So I was inspired to begin this blog. Now over the years I have done some journaling...albeit pretty random. So, since I spend a fair amount of time on this laptop I might as well document my life while I am at it. Oh do I wish my grandmother's and grandfather's had taken the time to write about their lives. What a treasure that would be! So I dedicate this blog to my ancestors and my descendents. Enjoy!
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- Pretty flowers
- Today I was a guest at the farm houseof Rolane Hop...
- Oh I fell for this sign...well, since I drive an...
- Delectable, indeed!
- These caught my eye because I lovered and white ...
- This is EXACTLY what we didfor about 3 1/2 hours...
- These were take home giftboxes for the vendors.....
- More YUM
- YUM!!!
- In this corner of the porch-tea bags, fresh lemon...
- Oh, I love that large ice cream freezeron this tab...
- Lemon-aid, strawberries,organic bottled lemon-a...
- Fruit Cabobs inlovely depressionglass pitchers
- Food table...YUM
- Finger Sandwiches,Cream Puffs and Little Cakesgra...
- Now that's some tea cups!
- Zach The Champ!
- Welcome to my cabin..
- Laundry calling...
- Coffee can candle holder
- Now that's a clothes line!
- Cabin dweller with pipe
- Kitchen view
- Forrester's Cabin
- Can you guess what this is?
- Wash Day Blues
- Bread Dough Mixer
- North Idaho Museum Kitchen
- Bread Machine parts
- Primitive Bread Dough Machine
- Hand Crank Ice Cream Maker
- Head Piece
- Lace Collar
- Apron Books
- Gift from Farm Chicks
- Very worn and used drying rack
- A little bit of Farm Life
- Part of My Haul
- Outside Booth of Gardening Goods
- Goodies Galore
- The Farm Chicks and I
- Me & Celeste
- Here's Celeste...
- Dollie Heads
- Present Past
- This booth I loved!
- Apronisms
- Sweet Little Black Baby
- Lots of Knitting Needles
- These little bottles were fun, sold for $1.00 a pi...
- Oh, I wanted these stacks of pricecards...but agai...
- Fun display...we saw lots of clock works,watch wor...
- Bought a few "littles' at this booth.Saw a wire sh...
- This booth belonged to Seven Sisters, and there re...
- This fabric tree greeted us when we came into the ...
- Here is a fine looking couple in their grocery sto...
- Here is a fine looking couple in their grocery sto...
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About Me
- Homestead Mercantile
- Married to a great guy, Tim, mother of four grown children, grandmother of 7. I have a home filled with antiques & vintage goods. I love to create in my studio, but these days it is on the back burner while I work on genealogy. I have an have an old-fashioned Mercantile (my studio) in my home, where I can display all the treasures I have amassed over the years and open it up to ladies gatherings. Those gatherings would include teas, crafting days, quiltings, bible studies. I feel this would fill a need that goes unmet in today's world. We gals need to be able to share our lives, pray with each other as well as encourage each other.
Books of Enjoyment
- Mennonite Women of Lancaster County- A story in photographs from 1855-1935
- Dressed for the Photographer-Ordinary Americans & Fashion 1840-1900
William Allerson & Archie Lee Witt
My great grandfather playing the violin, grandfather playing the guitar in Arkansas
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