Dee shared this on her Facebook page and being a history buff I thought it was so cool to see historical photos superimposed over modern day photos of the same area. This was well done and gave a sense of timelessness to the Paris street scenes. I really enjoyed viewing these photographs.
Years ago I did a full tutorial on Vanilla for Penny Ann Poundwise newsletter readers. This contains much of the same information. I'll have to start digging up a few of those old informational things from my old newsletter items to share, but in the meantime why not make reading a learning experience as well, right. I came across this on Vanilla this past week.
Being clothes minded I read Bridgette Rae's weekly blog posts. I liked her post on the well dressed woman. I'm not yet up to 'investing' in quality pieces but I do believe in 'asking for help' in the form of Pinterest, Polyvore and Rae's outfit posts.
This post on Passover was thought provoking. It is not written from a Messianic or Jewish view but from a spiritual standpoint.
No article with this one but a quote by Drew Barrymore in Good Housekeeping really resonated with me. "There is a warrior aspect to being happy. You've got to fight for it." She went on to say that she'd finally realized being happy was a choice and I have to agree 100% with both statements.
With my interest in genealogy naturally I was drawn to this particular article. It led to an online link and there's a free printable of the tree chart to use.
With asparagus season upon us, here's a BH&G video and series of articles on How to Cook Asparagus.
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I look for my "investment" pieces at yard sales and thrift stores.
The article on vanilla was interesting. I make my own vanilla extract and am glad when I see exactly how artificial vanilla extract is made.
I love your links and hope to have a bit of tome to look at all of them soon!
Sharing a link of a printable gallery wall-http://emilyaclark.com/2016/05/a-free-ready-to-print-gallery-wall.html
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