- 170# is a lot of peaches
- 170# feels like 600# when you’re canning them in a non-air conditioned house
- $.10 a # is pretty cheap for peaches
- Not as cheap as free
- Which you will realize is what you’d pay only after you canned 170# at $.10 a # the day before {specifically from 8pm-2am}
- I will be doing another quilt giveaway
- I will be having a quilt tying party at my house, Monday the 20th if you want to come, seriously, you should come….
- I will only blog two days a week
- It makes me a better mom to not have a working computer
- I still want to be a good mom
- More chickens is better than less chickens
- Spencer’s poopy diapers really smell
- Boys poop way more often than girls
- I don’t have bed bugs
- I found this out after I had scoured the kids’ bedrooms and washed 25 {not kidding} loads of laundry
- It is better to have a clean house than bed bugs
- I’m always the last person to have my garbage to the curb on my street
- I try to be the first person to have my garbage to the curb
- It’s not a competition
- But if it was, I’d be losing
- One can get tired of broccoli
- Maybe not so much broccoli but having to pick it daily
- Bleh
- I love the song Want U Back by Cher Lloyd
Glad to be back,
Katie
Hooray, you are back! Life is worth living again!
ReplyDeleteWhat I REALLY want to know is, HOW IN THE HECK DO YOU DO IT ALL???? Someday, I will learn from you how to be a rockstar mom and do everything along with raising my children. someday... I'm excited you're back. That's a heck of a lot of peaches. woah. too bad I wasn't there to help you. I think often of canceling my internet so that I'll be a better mom and then I think I might go crazy if I do. maybe someday.
ReplyDeletePS-- LOVE that third quilt. Super cute.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Rachel... She does have good taste.
ReplyDeleteYou can get tired of broccoli. I think I got tired of it 30 some years ago. I cannot, however, get tired of reading your blog.
Wish I could come over for the quilt tying party. Not that I'm actually good at tying quilts but because it was fun when you did it here. Of course if I win a quilt I'll know it was tied well all over because I didn't help...
Those are some really beautiful quilt tops. How long do you think the peaches will last? I bet only a year with all the kids wanting some. They taste mighty good with ice cream or yogurt too!
ReplyDeleteInstead of a contest you should just mail a quilt to your favorite sister.
ReplyDeleteThat would be me...
If I could spell silouhett I would tell you the picture with a sillllouteeettt is way cool (not sure which letters should be doubled here...)
I'm glad too....now I can lessen my therapy sessions. :0)
ReplyDeleteWe're glad you are back too! I can't believe you canned that many peaches...impressive!
ReplyDeleteI'm loving the first quilt and the fact that you found peaches for .10 a pound. I don't think I've ever seen them so cheap. You'll be glad you did them come February. I'm glad you are back, a good mom is only good as long as she is sane. That's my excuse anyway.
ReplyDeletei want the 3rd quilt, or at least the pattern to it. You need to tell Jamie you can only get peaches that price if you live in Medford and have a Harry & David orchard near by. I'm sure for the sister's exchange we will all be getting a quilt, and since they are coming to my house, i get 1st pick. You should enter the local fair.
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