Today I did a little nesting, thanks to sweet Cammie. When I saw her blog post on Primitive Junky it made me think that my delightful hooked rugs needed to be brought out of hiding and displayed for me to enjoy every day.
Heck, I had the perfect container, an antique copper boiler which belonged to my dear departed grandfather. Matter of fact as a child it was filled with water and used to sit in it during the summer. My mother used that as bath time and to me it was play time.
Now some of my rugs are in clear view and can rotate them more easily and frequently. There are MANY more rugs rolled and in wire mesh baskets. Some are ones I'd like to sell, some are small mats which are brought out for table top decorations during certain seasons and some are meant to be put on my walls. There's more wall space along the wall below as well as other rooms.
In the same room and to the right side of th above couch along the adjacent wall is the fireplace and an E.S. Frost Sheep rug with scrolls I hooked a few years ago with Barb Carroll. On the antique dry sink are a few dolls which were made by me and some of my friends. The oil painted Columbian doll in the antique rocker is one I made. Two were made, I sold one and kept this one. She is wearing an antique baby dress but in her lap is the Challenge rug which I've started to bind.
I've got it easy tonight and tomorrow. My son, however will be cooking and always turns out a great meal for the family. My only task is to take an apple pie for the Princess (aka the daughter-in-love) and pumpkin pie for my son. In return I'll bring home all the dark meat and bones on the turkey since they only like white meat. So you know what my meals will consist of on Friday and into the future.
Friday will be dark turkey with sweet potatoes and veggies. But there's the makin's of turkey soup too and the broth can be frozen for later.
Happy eve of Thanksgiving everyone.
Saundra
