Thank you so much for all of your kind words and assurances over our
Wild child. Were it not for the bandages placed front and center on his wee forehead, you'd think nothing had even happened. He's a trooper, that one. We follow up with a facial surgeon on Thursday. Fingers and toes crossed that those bandages, once removed, reveal nothing except a nice, healing wound.
I've got a few posts up other places that I thought you might enjoy reading. You can find me chatting about
pie-making and
country-living on
Verve. There are also
two seasonal pie recipes for your pleasure up over at
Mrs. Wages.
Hope your Tuesday is going swimmingly!
*Image by Naomi Johnson.
Love your country living article in Verve. Every time I'm feeling tired or a little discouraged, I'll admit I look for land in the Asheville area to cheer myself up a bit. :-)
ReplyDeleteI hope you'll find the healing power of fresh, healthy, young skin will reveal little if any remnant of the wee one's encounter with the hard knocks of life.
ReplyDeleteWe're coming to A'ville! Are you going to be out and about doing anything in the area the week of June 29 (traveling day #1) to July 8 (traveling day #2)? Would love to meet you in person!
I've been watching our squash blossoms turn into itty bitty little fruits this week..... next week we'll be in over our head and I'm totally making that squash pie!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, your recipes don't disappoint! Just made the squash pie with garden veggies and fresh eggs. Instead of cheddar I added tomato basil feta (it was all I had) and it was incredible. Perfect pie crust recipe too! Your book of pies is in my shopping cart! :) Thanks!!
ReplyDeletehow do you keep up with everything...you are amazing!
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