A Day at Home

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. 

Today I am looking out this window now and then from my sewing room while I catch up on the ironing.

From the recent Victoria magazine I tried the brioche bread recipe, using natural unbleached flour.

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). 

Sometimes I buy a pattern for one or two elements: if I like a sleeve or the skirt or something else, I use them as parts to add to other patterns that fit me😊

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.

A catalog in the mail had a picture of this old truck painting. I was amused at the way people in this area keep their first truck or their grandpa’s first truck, even if it doesn’t work, for sentimental reasons, and how it has become an art-form. So it stands to reason there are paintings of old trucks in shops and catalogs and furniture stores. Our online art teacher (watched by my grandkids and myself) conducted a truck painting class.

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.

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I love you all and am so blessed by your comments. 

Lydia