Just popping in here today to share a few things.
First of all, I wanted to thank you for all of your sweet comments here, and on other social media, in regard to my last post. It feels great to be supported in all of these neat and amazing endeavors!
Second, I have some fun news about the Make and Listen Along! Jen, over at iHappy is going to jump in to take over the Make and Listen Along for a while. She, like many of you have expressed, found it fun to see what others have been making and got a bit of making motivation from the weekly updates. If you would like to join up please post and link up over at iHappy on Thursday! Thanks, Jen!
And lastly, the photos above are totally random and have nothing to do with this post, but those of you who know me well, know I can't post without photos... so enjoy!
Oh, and that last spruce tip photo reminds me that we are going to have a ton of spruce tips ready to harvest for something in the next week or so... do you have any favorite spruce tip recipes?
I just saw a bunch of spruce tips up the mountain this weekend. I wouldn't know how to use them either. But it was really fun to see how soft and supple they are compared to the older needles.
ReplyDeletelovely series of photos and I'm happy that Jen is adopting your series :)
ReplyDeletelove the photos~ I feel the same way though I've been posting without lately because my camera died. died! ah! now I'm trying to decide between fixing it and getting a nice new lens, replacing the body only, or some other combination..... argh!
ReplyDeletedo you have a favorite lens? lens shopping is mind-boggling.
Stunning photography! I have never cooked with spruce tips before. Excited to see what you will be making with them.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh. First of all, I love your snail shot! Snails are my favorite. (But I say that about most creatures!) Second, I am so happy that I found your blog. Sarah from A Love Letter To Adventure linked me to Mud Puddles and Meteors, which I immediately loved and followed to link trail here. I couldn't follow fast enough!
ReplyDeleteHi Kelly!
DeleteThanks so much for all of your kind words and enthusiasm! Sarah has some super fun things going on over on A Love Letter to Adventure!
I added you to the Mud Puddles to Meteors Facebook group too! Yay!
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You probably know that you use only 10% of your brain.
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Perhaps that conversation has even taken place INSIDE your own head... as it did in my good friend Wesley Virgin's head about 7 years back, while riding an unlicensed, trash bucket of a vehicle with a suspended driver's license and with $3.20 on his banking card.
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You've taken part in those types of questions, isn't it so?
Your very own success story is waiting to be written. All you have to do is in YOURSELF.
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