What things to do while you are away from the computer and other plugged in unnecessary things.    You might want to do some baking.  I baked these yummy Washington Walnut Pies with this best ever I kid you not pie crust.  I love Martha. 

 

Next you might do a little sewing.

 

Or maybe even make your bed so it’s all nice and ready for your big dog to jump on and take a nap.  

 

 

You could also shop for some really sweet smelling lotion that caught your nose of the waitress who waited on you and you had to ask what she was wearing.  Pink my favorite color.

 

You might even get jealous that your daughter found this fantastic old locker set for $20 and think you should have it.  It’s tough when you both like the same thing.  Oh and by the way one piece just very similar to this one sold at a antique show for $600.  This one will stay in the family. 

 

And while you are breaking it gives you time to make something special for a friend. 

 

It was a nice little break, now I am getting my fingers numb from sewing and painting.  I am having another French Poppy Market, on Tuesday, July 29^th

 

starting at

8am PST.

  One of a kind pillows, maybe some original artwork , tea towels, and a few other items will be on the ticket.   I hope you can stop by for a visit.  I will sell everything here on the blog.  Now I am going to take some time to read my favorite blogs and say Hi!  J

Comments

[Janet]

Eddie was wondering what happened to his slice of pie! They turned out to be very pretty looking, I wonder how they tasted??? hum

[Janet]

Eddie was wondering what happened to his slice of pie! They turned out to be very pretty looking, I wonder how they tasted??? hum

[Allie]

Looks like you had a very productive and fun time away from the computer this past weekend! Those pies look beautiful!! I've never been too successful in making pie crust. My grandmothers and my mother make/made buttery, flaky, melt-in-your-mouth crusts...something skipped a generation! Glad your back on your site and I will definitly be checking out your French Poppy Market!!
~Allie