Friday post card

A camera-shy longhorn.

~b

golf

Yesterday we traveled an hour north to golf Tapatio Springs golf resort 

in Boerne, Texas.

It's a beautiful course located in Texas Hill Country 

and owned by George Strait.

I am not a country music fan but the golf course did impress me.

~b

Friday post card...

...on a Monday.

~b

breakfast

Not too many campgrounds have a chicken coop do they?

Thank you for breakfast girls.

I finished embroidering this flour sack towel
just in time to give to our hostess.

~b

in the south

Oklahoma...

Texas...

Texas Olive Oil Company

36th President Lyndon Johnson and Lady Bird's burial sites.

South Dakota is four months from seeing garden plants for sale!

~b

@#%^&

We are packing today for our trip south...

and man oh man do I hate packing.

It's hard enough planning for one day

but 60! @#%

It definitely turns me into a bear.

But on the bright side in a few days

 we should be 70+ degrees warmer.

~b

brag

Look what I found in the mail this morning 

Made by daughter knit and pearl...

this beautiful chenille throw.

Her family lives wayyyy up north in moose country

and Mr. b and I have yet to see one while there.

In fact they saw two yesterday while traveling home.

We will be throwing this in our camper in a few days.

~b

books

January is a good time to tackle my newest stack of books.

I wonder if I could concentrate on an audio book while I knit?
I have a wandering mind so I doubt it.

~b

language please?

I stitched up a few zipper pouches today.

Can you ever have enough of these things

 to store all your little junk in?

I'm slowly getting used to blogging on a different computer...

It is testing my language skills for sure.

~b

you can too

Life at our house this weekend was pretty laid back.

I did just enough to convince myself that I earned a little extra netflix time.

I'm always happy to be using up some of my flannel stash.

I mean what was I thinking when I bought all this!?

SALE I'm sure.

Two baby blankets takes four yards of flannel.

Square up your fabric, sew around leaving a space to turn.

Turn, sew shut the space where you turned and walla...

a sweet baby blanket.

I like to fancy stitch around the whole thing.

Dakota Man toys make my blankets that much sweeter.

This little train engine that could is adorable.

~b

Friday post card

We are having computer issues over here at knit and pearl

so I am relying on my picture archives.

And isn't she just the sweetest?

Maybe she needs a new dress this weekend.

~b

2020

Here's to starting a few new projects

and finishing up the old ones.

Shrimp Alfredo is a tradition of ours for New Year's Eve.

We are generally sleeping by midnight...

unless the neighbor's fireworks are keeping us awake.

~b