I love this phrase done on this plaque for Mother’s Day – it could really give inspiration to make a plaque of your own or for that matter it would make a great front to a Mother’s Day card. The words are powerful and have a lot of meaning to them.
Use your old spoons as garden markers: Mod Podge the names/drawings of what plants you have planted. Dip spoon repetitively in polyurethane to weather proof it. If you do not have old spoons, cheap ones (10 for $1.00) are available at discount department stores and used ones can be obtained at thrift/yard sales. This would also make a great gift for someone: A spoon and packet of seeds with variety, some miracle grow, bulbs, rhizomes, and hand garden tools all put into a small basket with a bow.
I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to all of my followers on our website, Facebook and Twitter. I do this for you and hope you all are enjoying the content I am doing my best to provide. We are almost reaching 600 posts now so there should be something for everyone to enjoy. I am taking this day to spend with family both far and wide and hope you are able to do the same. Today is a day of love and reverence to those who celebrate this very special day and I hope you are surrounded by it. I wish you the best!
I have lost so many little one on my journey through life. I found this artwork and wanted to share with my readers. For true pet lovers of all kinds. I have learned that I am not alone when I have suffered the off of one of my little guys. The pain that you go through feels like you must suffer alone because it is hard to let others in. Please pass the piece on to those who have lost as I feel the image is stunning and can give some relief to their pain.
Country & Victorian Times 