We Are So Blessed
We Americans and our wonderful northern neighbors of Canada have been celebrating our glorious countries and our freedoms this week.
Here I am sharing two moving songs by Celene Dion.







We Americans and our wonderful northern neighbors of Canada have been celebrating our glorious countries and our freedoms this week.
Here I am sharing two moving songs by Celene Dion.
Please take the time to visit other participants, and leave a comment to let them know you stopped by to enjoy their pink. Pink Saturday is about having fun, and giving us a chance to meet others in the blogging community. I promise you it is worth the effort because you will not only see lots of pink, you will meet incredibly nice and talented people. Please refer to my post dated January 8 for more information about Pink Saturday.
Remember that my reminder e-mail stated I needed your plan for participating today no later than 8 a.m. EST yesterday. If you don't see your name and link here it is because I did not receive your plan for participating by that time.
I want to thank those of you that take the time to leave me a comment. I love reading what you all have to say.
Here are our Pink Saturday participants:
I hope everyone has fun with Pink Saturday.
Even if you couldn't participate today, be sure to go visit those who
did, and leave them a comment so they will know you visited.
Get Pink !!!
You are welcome to use the Pink Saturday button to display on your blog. I've been spotting it on quite a few of your blogs. Do you have yours yet?
As I was making my coffee this morning, I grabbed my camera to share my pretty hydrangeas with you. I like to have a few minutes of quiet time in the morning - time to sip my coffee and think before I head out the door to work.
I wish you were here to have a morning cup of coffee and chat with me. Have a wonderful day.
This charming lady is Maude. I realize it may sound strange, but she reminds me of my grandmother. Ergo, her name is Maude. Maude came to live with me more than fifteen years ago.
There once was a wonderful antique store here, which was owned and managed by sisters. They had the most gracious store where you always felt comfortable and welcome. One of their specialties was vintage linens and apparel. And, they featured wonderful custom bears made by a very talented lady from this area.
Maude is made from a beautiful cashmere coat which featured a wonderful fur collar. And, she is topped with a chic fur hat. She is wearing a lovely vintage brooch. She looks so stylish and lovely, and so did her namesake.
I have a large finished closet in our master bedroom, and Maude has her very own place in there. The closet has a wonderful bench with a seat cushion, and that is where I dress. Maude begins and ends my day with a smile and sweet memories.
Please visit Spiritual Sunday to fill your heart with joy.
This Is my Father's World was written my Maltbie Babcock. Babcock was from an aristocratic family, and he was a brilliant scholar who attended Syracuse University. He was a proficient vocalist, and he directed the university glee club.
God called him to the ministry; and after training at Auburn Theological Seminary, he became pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Lockport, New York. He would go for long runs to observe his Father's world. During his time at Lockport he wrote a sixteen-stanza poem, each verse beginning with the words "This is my Father's world."
After his death in 1901, his wife compiled his writings into a book which included this.
Please take the time to visit other participants, and leave a comment to let them know you stopped by to enjoy their pink. Pink Saturday is about having fun, and giving us a chance to meet others in the blogging community. I promise you it is worth the effort because you will not only see lots of pink, you will meet incredibly nice and talented people. Please refer to my post dated January 8 for more information about Pink Saturday.
Remember that my reminder e-mail stated I needed your plan for participating today no later than 8 a.m. EST yesterday. If you don't see your name and link here it is because I did not receive your plan for participating by that time.
I want to thank those of you that take the time to leave me a comment. I love reading what you all have to say.
Here are our Pink Saturday participants:
I hope everyone has fun with Pink Saturday.
Even if you couldn't participate today, be sure to go visit those who
did, and leave them a comment so they will know you visited.
Get Pink !!!
You are welcome to use the Pink Saturday button to display on your blog. I've been spotting it on quite a few of your blogs. Do you have yours yet?
Do you recall that several months ago I told you about my quest for a perfect rooster pillow for our breakfast room? I had been looking for several years, and I think I had become so set on the image I had in my mind, that I couldn't find a pillow to suit me.
Well, you all were great. It was like you each picked up on the features I wanted, and you gave me great leads. In fact, Penny at The Comforts of Home, found what is now my Perfect Rooster Pillow. The pillow is an 18x18 French Aubusson with lovely fringe and a gold velvet backing.
Our breakfast room has an antigue round oak clawfoot table, and we have four oak side chairs around it. Then when our darling grandson came into our lives, we needed another chair. I found a chair at an unfinished furniture store which we painted a pretty yellow-gold. We keep the chair by the wall, and when our little fellow is here, he gets "his" chair. All of these years I have been thinking I needed something pretty to sit in that chair when it wasn't in use. And, now I have that something pretty.
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