Hello Dear Ones,
My grandchildren check my blog every day, which prompts me to post daily. There isn’t any time to lose when it concerns our descendants, because time is not anyone’s side.
Then I ordered a new sewing pattern that has been republished from the 1970’s.
I ordered this fabric from Hancock’s of Paducah (Kentucky).
I got this fizzy grapefruit drink from Imperfect Foods which I have continued to have brought to my door. Small sips helps when anyone has a queasy tummy or wants a cool refreshment. Added to juice, it makes a fancier drink.
I took a picture of this cute little couch in Hobby Lobby a few weeks ago. The pillow is just right, too.
Thank you all for your visit here, and I hope to post a broadcast soon so you can listen while you walk or work. I am still waiting for one of my clever descendants to come and help me make some podcasts, so until then, the broadcast will be on videos.
If you are having trouble subscribing or getting email notifications, try subscribing on my YouTube channel, Lydia Sherman. You will still have to check on YouTube to see when it is updated.
I love you all and am so blessed by your comments.
Lydia
8 comments:
What a lovely view for ironing. I love that issue of Victoria. I think it is my favorite so far this year. I am developing a fondness for the French Country/Shabby chic style.
we grew up with things like this, painted to refresh it and make it seem new. We were trendy and didn’t know it.
That Dress Pattern!! My sister chose that pattern (1976) for her bridesmaids dresses. How surprised I am to see it again! Our mom made 5 long dresses with the fluttery sleeves, each in a different pastel color. Mine was lilac. I loved that dress and wore it often. Her wedding was so very pretty.
Mrs. Sherman, your beautiful photographs bring me so much joy and comfort. Whenever I feel anxious or upset, I look at the photographs of the Manse and the surrounding area and I feel calm once again. Please continue to share with you readers your gift of photographing the beauty of your home and nature-in this troubled world, beauty helps to uplift and encourage us.
With Gratitude,
Lynnette
Lynnette, I think I can do that. I wonder how many photographs I can get and still have them be different but I can put in new plants and change the pillow covers ;-)
Linda that dress pattern has been re-issued and I was thrilled to find it. I will have to raise the neckline and put longer sleeves on it because of my "vitality" haha.
This is a wonderful legacy you're leaving for your grandchildren. I SO wish my grandmothers had done something like this--written down all their wisdom, their daily habits, encouragement! It's a blessing and a gift. I look forward to catching up on the "radio" show soon! :)
Polly, thank you. A little hand written journal would be eagerly read by a future generation. We love to know the details of the daily home life of our ancestors and the next ones will enjoy knowing about our days too.
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