I hope you all had a beautiful Easter.
I’m guest posting for Laura, today, at Pruning Princesses.
Laura’s blog contains her genuine, heartfelt, and thought provoking writings, relevant to raising daughters. I hope you’ll visit Pruning Princesses often, especially if you are raising girls.
Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on PinterestHappy Thursday! It’s time for another Thursday Favorite Things (TFT) link party and blog hop. I hope you’ve had a great week, and I’m really glad you’re here. At the blog this week, I shared a post about my Spring Amazon Finds. (I realized when I wrote…
Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on PinterestHappy Thursday! Welcome to another Thursday Favorite Things link party. It wouldn’t be a party without you, so I really appreciate you all. Are any of you actually warm right now? I hope you are warm and cozy. My heart goes out to those who have been…
Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on PinterestThere is something calming and beautiful about writing with fountain pens. I’ve loved writing with them since I was 12 or so, but I seemed to forget them for a while. Writing a letter, or in a journal, or even a grocery list with a fountain pen,…
Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on PinterestMy thought about gifts is that most of us don’t really need more “stuff,” but most of us do love receiving a little something special that has a sentimental or personal touch — something that has meaning to us or just lifts our spirits. Don’t forget to…
Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on PinterestAs you all may know, I love journaling, and I have one of almost every type of journal there is. (I told you about the traveler’s notebooks I use in a recent post.) So, I realized I hadn’t really talked about the types or physical forms that…
Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on PinterestYesterday, I found an old box I had been looking for, for years. It contains a lot of memories in a shoebox (pen pal letters, Disneyland figures from the 1960s, tiny super balls, etc.) I have other baskets of childhood treasures – elementary school projects, grade cards,…
Fun, I´ll read it! 🙂
SO looking forward to reading your post over at Laura's place! 🙂
I will check it out!