It’s a cleaned-up girl.

Here’s our little Etta Jane, close to twelve hours after being born, looking A-dorable and acting frisky!

  1. Chrissy says:

    What a little charmer!

  2. Debra Davis says:

    I’ve been waiting for this news! So glad she’s here…

  3. Eileen Widman says:

    AWWWWWWW!

  4. Shery says:

    Awwwwww, and a heiffer – even better! Congrats. She’s a 10 on the cute meter :o)

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It’s a girl!

Only a few moments after her birth, and still wet, meet our new little Etta Jane. Mom, Maizy, and daughter, Etta Jane, are in fine shape. (We’re a little tired.) Born 2:45 a.m. today/43.5 lbs. Maizy’s first birth.

  1. Jennifer Venable says:

    Isn’t that just amazing?!? Congratulations to Maizy and your family, as well.

  2. Joanna says:

    Oh how cute! Congrats on the new baby calf. I’d love to pick her up and snuggle her. 🙂

  3. loreta says:

    So happy for you. All babies of all kinds are wonderful.

  4. Eileen Widman says:

    Wow, She is wonderful! Congratulations on a job well done.

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view from our window

Yesterday afternoon, around 4:45 p.m., as we were saying our routine goodbyes in the design studio, Ace looked out the window and said, “we should …

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  1. Karista says:

    What a serene photo. And the words are exactly what I needed to read today. Thank you!

  2. Pam deMarrais says:

    Breathtaking!

  3. pauline says:

    Beautiful and I love the quotation following the photo…thank you!!!!

  4. Laurie Dimino says:

    Awe Struck, Inspiring Breathless and Gorgeous are a few words that come to mind looking at that view. Someone hurry up and grab my hankerchief…..I’m drooling all over my keyboard! Visiting your B&B is on my bucket list without a doubt- I promise myself I will get there before I turn 50!

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While Nosing Around …

I found this torturous device in a 1916 issue of …

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Betty Gets My Vote

Oh my, don’t you just love Betty White? At 90 years old, she’s still at work full time handing out smiles. Here she is being …

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sugar-n-cream sweaters

Eileen Widman my dear, here are the sweaters as promised from my sugar-n-cream photo-of-the-day.

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Not your father’s duct tape.

Has anyone else seen this new brand of duct tape? I haven’t opened it yet but love the tag line.

  1. Betty Stone says:

    I’m going to look for some of this stuff–maybe even in various colors. It’s getting close to time for winter sewing.

  2. Eileen Widman says:

    New material for the duct tape dress design contest!
    never leaves residue behind, maybe now we can get out of our designer dresses without being sticky! Hahaha!

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photo-of-the-day

  1. Maria Welke says:

    This is beautiful! How do I get a pattern?

  2. Maria Welke says:

    My mistake! Your post on Facebook with this link said something about working with Sugar n Cream so I thought it was a project. I must have misinterpreted it.

  3. debbie says:

    I would love to have a pattern, it pretty. Looks kind of like granny square.

  4. Eileen Widman says:

    For the ladies who want the pattern you would have to look for several to get the items from this shot, the sugar and cream yarn is available tho at your local yarn shop and it is not the yarn used to make these lovely crocheted items in the shot. The sugar and cream yarn makes wonderful dish cloths for the kitchen. You may have to look in an old afghan book or two to find the patterns for these lovelys.

  5. Eileen Widman says:

    If the items in the photo are clothing, what are they? Dresses or? something else. I would love to see a photo of them being worn. They must be beautiful. Crochet wedding dress?

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photo-of-the-day

  1. Clare the from away Mainer says:

    I just adore baby feet! So precious!

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