Tuesday, January 13, 2009

May I Introduce You?

I would like to introduce you to a friend of mine - Debbie at Beulah Land Homestead. Debbie, and her husband John, are homesteaders and have been involved in many different phases of homesteading and farming.

Recently, she began to update their website into a very informal, newsy ... blog style... website. I really liked the new format, but I kept encouraging (ok...ok.. so I PUSHED) her to start a blogsite so people could comment on her posts. I really like her warm and simple style of writing. She really reminds me of the Simple Woman blog - of whom, I am a fan. Anyway, she's finally, started her own blog called Farmer Woman.

Please take time to make a new acquaintance... stop by her new blog at http://www.blog.beulahland.com/ and say 'hi' to her.

Also, visit her website at http://www.beulahland.com/ read about their wonderful homestead and all the great classes and instruction they offer... be sure to read her 'Dribbles' - some of her older writings.


Barb

Friday, January 9, 2009

My Guys

My guys working on trumpet parts for Sunday's service. My son has been invited to join the praise band on Sundays.





Barb

Saturday, December 27, 2008

Merry Christmas from My House to Yours - My Nativity Collection

Papier mache with small spotlight



Huge Barbie-doll sized set with incredible detail



Stone look - I particularly like their shape and the 'star-stable'




Click for larger view. Incredible color and detail. Each wiseman'
depicts a different nativity scene on his robe.



Barb

Merry Christmas from My House to Yours - My cat






I don't think you can get much more Christmas - y than this.... a cat in front of the Christmas tree by the hearth.






Barb




Merrry Christmas from My House to Yours - My bathroom

Putting bathroom pictures online may seem a little unusual to some, but my goal is to be able to show family members, who didn't get to see my home, so they can share in a little of the Christmas season at my house.








This window looks out onto a built in porch, which is now a part of my living room.
I decided to hang a watercolor of Vail, so that it looked like we were looking out
onto a beautiful snowy mountainside instead of a brick room.





Barb