...only because I think that's a really fun word to say. It sounds just like what it is...perrrrsnickity.
I'm not feeling persnickity at all today; it's been a lovely Sunday afternoon. I felt crafty, but didn't want to start a sewing project, so instead I cut out all kinds of little things to make in an assembly line fashion some afternoon. They're all lined up on my sewing table, ready to go.
Toben had a great idea for labeling the things I make, so I've been cutting out a stencil with my x-acto knife and my fingers are a little sore. But I think it's going to work...I'll take some pictures as soon as I get it totally figured out.
P is also for pictures--something I've not posted on here lately.
And pumpkins. Oh, how I love pumpkins! Mine are growing bigger everyday and I'm excited to pick them and put them here and there. Toben hates pumpkins--don't ask me why, maybe he'll comment--and so he's asked me not to decorate for fall until the end of the week. I can't wait and even wrote "Decorate for fall" on the calendar for next Saturday. I love autumn and having the house decked out in fall stuff. The only reason I ever take it down is because Christmas comes next and I love that just as much as autumn.
What else is P for?
Pumpkin pie and pumpkin muffins for sure. Pecan pie too. Yum!
Paper--I don't think I'll ever give up paper lists and calendars, as much as I love my Mac.
Paris. How could I not have thought of Paris?! I think it's my favorite city in the world. I've not been since I turned 30...think it might be time for another trip. (My girlfriends and I are starting to talk about where to go for 40; think I'd be happy to go back to Paris!)
Prayer. The longer I've been a believer, the more it is just an ongoing conversation with God about everyone and everything I come into contact with throughout my day.









S is for Scarborough Chicken!
I just put away the last dish from our wonderful family dinner! I heard your interview on Homeword a few weeks ago and picked up your book. I have just left my 8 year career in teaching to BETTER pursue motherhood and a more simple life. I know God has made a way for me to be home with my girls (2 & 4) but I am still adjusting to my new life at home. I can hardly put your book down and each time I pick it up I know God has put it there! Last night I read your chapter about company and so tonight I practiced your chicken recipe. It was a hit! I just wanted to say Thank You for your words of wisdom and encouragement. I just sent a big email out to all my girls to pick up a copy of your book. It's amazing! Thank you! (Love all the Little House references! My favorite!)
Sincerely,
Sarah Miller
Vancouver, WA
Posted by: Sarah Miller | September 16, 2007 at 09:51 PM
I love Pumpkins and Prayer (not necessarily in that order) :):)
Posted by: Rachel Reeves | September 16, 2007 at 10:59 PM