While mom was buying plants for her garden at a local flower stand, the flower lady showed her the cutest little plants that are perfect for making fairy gardens. This gave her a fun idea for making a centerpiece for my … Continue reading →
Wherever I go, I am drawn to look for things in nature that will inspire me for future creativity projects. On our North Shore vacation I took more photos of nature than I did of the people I was with … Continue reading →
Melinda signed up to host and decorate a table for the Spring Tea at her church. Right away I knew what we could use for part of the decoration. Almost five years ago my sisters and I made decorations for … Continue reading →
“Add a flap to your flap.” That was challenge for week 8 for the Documented Life Project. Those that are doing the challenges in their daily planners have added flaps to their planner pages so they have extra paper to work on … Continue reading →
By the time we got the last few shops at the Ozark Folk Center, we were so overloaded with information but we still wanted to know as much as we could. Our last stops were at the Broom shop, the … Continue reading →
When I was a young girl, I became a part of an exclusive club that my aunt created. It was the Spillers Club. I was constantly spilling on me and the things around me, and so I was dubbed … Continue reading →
The other day, we were on a family walk on the path by the visitor center at the lake. At the beginning (or end depending on where you start) of the trail, we saw this pile of picked wildflowers laying … Continue reading →
It’s spring and I am fascinated with all the flowers blooming. I’ve always loved flowers, but this year is the first in a long time that I am able to watch the progress each day around my yard as they … Continue reading →
“She turned to the sunlight And shook her yellow head, And whispered to her neighbor: “Winter is dead.” ~A.A. Milne It’s spring in the Ozarks! So what do you see… Not much until you stop and look more closely … Continue reading →