Comment on Design Wall Monday – May 14, 2012 by Mary C in WA
I didn’t get to sew at home all week, being out of town I got a lot of “Looking at Quilts” done. Check out the ‘old’ quilts I saw on my DWM post. The thumbnail is a bit of one of the pillowcases I need...
View ArticleComment on Texas Sized Insects by Jevne
Gosh, Judy, sounds to me like you need more chickens to take care of those grasshoppers. Eggs from free range hens have less cholesterol, less fat, and more of the good stuff and they taste so much...
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Comment on Texas Sized Insects by Denise :)
It looks like a green version of our cave crickets, which also freak me out and I despise. LOL! And I’d definitely have a come-apart if ever one landed down my shirt. *shudder*
View ArticleComment on Texas Sized Insects by Donna K. from N. TX
God, I hate hairy grasshopper feet! I’m not scared of them particularly. Just can’t stand the way they touch me. Oooooooooo!
View ArticleComment on Texas Sized Insects by Melinda
If it makes you feel any better……….I came out of my blue jeans because of ants up my pants when I lived in central Texas. Didn’t care who saw at the time. Hey, those red ants can really bite!
View ArticleComment on My New Favorite Ice Cream by shirley bruner
IMO…Blue Bell is the best thing about Texas….along with Taco Bueno. those are my first stops when i visit.
View ArticleComment on Texas Sized Insects by Deb
Oh yuck. I am staying out of Texas. Sorry ladies. Don’t think I could mentally deal with THAT phobia of mine there…I was trying to look up a bug for a friend who took a picture, and I was getting the...
View ArticleComment on A Baby Sack by Ava Crotinger
Ohhh, that is cute. I really need to make one because it’s so cute. Then I’ll just wait for someone to have a baby. Someone’s always having a baby.
View ArticleComment on Texas Sized Insects by Diane S.
Oh, the image of you tearing your shirt off and dancing and screaming makes me giggle! Thanks for the virtual picture! LOL!!!!
View ArticleComment on My Aunt Paid Us A Visit by Dora, the quilter
Ooooooh, she is going to have soooooo much fun working with all those tone-on-tone scraps you created. She’ll be able to get them to work in sooo many projects! (I love the story about the note!)
View ArticleComment on My Aunt Paid Us A Visit by Erin
what a nice story Judy..I can tell she loved those scraps…what great memories you have…that note was hilarious!
View ArticleComment on A Look Around by Erin
love the layout of everything! Just wonderful…you will have everything you need (almost)! Too bad the oxygen sensors are going..though..those can be expensive! But Vince is good going for the...
View ArticleComment on My New Favorite Ice Cream by Jennifer Padden
My favorite Blue Bell flavor is Chocolate Covered Cherries. It is seasonal and I usually get extras during the sale time so I can have it longer. Homemade vanilla is still the best….with cherry cordial...
View ArticleComment on My New Favorite Ice Cream by Nann
My first professional job (1975) was as the head librarian at the public library in Brenham, where Blue Bell is made. I immediately developed a great fondness for it — it’s just as well (for my...
View ArticleComment on Pep Talk Time by Jeanne in Ohio
I so appreciate your posts. You have the right attitude! You never know what you can do if you don’t try.
View ArticleComment on Half Empty or Half Full by Sue in Scottsdale, AZ
Judy, thanks for the very inspiring and mind provoking posts today. You gave us lots to think about. There was a time in my life where I was very down and unhappy. At that time all my friends were also...
View ArticleComment on Half Empty or Half Full by Patti Tappel
You have been in deep thought the past two post. I’m sending good vibes your way for the rest of the weekend to get lighter. Hope things are good. Let’s go for a margarita!!!
View ArticleComment on Half Empty or Half Full by JudyL
Life is great around here. I can’t imagine that it could possibly get much better but I know it will! : )
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