Sunday, May 24, 2009
My Little Ladies
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Occasional musings from a mobile blogger wandering through the South
Greetings, travelers! If you've stumbled here from my Blogger profile I'll interrupt your perusing to say you might like my other blog, "On the Front Porch", better than this one. Originally this was intended for distant family and friends to keep them up to date on the daily minutia of our lives. I can't imagine why anyone else would care. So, if you get bored, or if my children frighten you as they sometimes do me, stop by my other fine blogs:
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- Writer. Noun in charge of verbing, eclectic funmeister, grounded nomad, imaginary friend. Author of The League for the Suppression of Celery.
5 comments:
What do the boys think? . . .about the faces?
pretty cute fairies!
Cute fairies...naw they don't need faces...more imaginative without.
'Ozark Life'....I lived in Ava, MO for a while my son is still in Mansfield, MO. we might have been 'neighbors'.....
be blessed!
no faces...
love this blog too! My grandparents (mom's parents) lived in Blytheville, AR their whole lives... farming cotton... I love Arkansas!
Ginny: I don't think the boys care one way or another. Julius had me make a little fairy for him. I think he has big plans to give it to... A GIRL. Dadgummit! *sigh*
Daylee and Dixie: Yay for Southern girlies. I'm glad you came to visit. :)
I am getting mixed messages about the fairy faces. Since it's so split down the middle I'm not sure what to do! Maybe try some both ways and see what works best.
Our town is starting a farmer's market and I'm thinking about going down there with a booth and seeing if I can sell some just for fun. What the heck. :)
No faces. Does anyone really know what a fairy looks like afterall???? And they are going to be used as grenades by the boys anyway. Save some time. :-)
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