(Thanks, Jody, for the tip!)
It takes a village to raise me.
ALSO, I am grateful for my Christmas skirt, which I will probably wear-out from sheer love.
And because I'm going to pick it every Sunday morning until it becomes too warm to wear velvet.
Last Sunday I had on black tights and a black sweater. Versatility is a bonus~
Thanks, Mom!
And the tween-ager thanks you too;
she just wasn't feeling photogenic at her post-church, pre-end-the-fast meal photo shoot.
And last, but CERTAINLY not least, THANK YOU Joy!
For letting mom turn your curtains into Holiday attire and a newly upholstered chair. I sat in it Saturday night, and had a hard time not stroking it's softness until I wore out the spot where my hand fell.
The last time I wore curtains (my 5th grade Christmas concert) I did not enjoy it even remotely as much.
The other two girls did not happen to wear their match-y skirts to church today, so they missed the photo-op. Their expressions might have been similar, so picture Blondie times three.
8 comments:
How much fabric did Joy have on her windows? 4 skirts and a chair? FAB U LOUS!!!!
Try EIGHT skirts, two little-girl dresses and a chair! There may even be some left-over. WoWie.
What in the world does your title have to do with your post?
Aaron makes me laugh!!
Cute skirts! That sure is a lot of curtains!!
Make that TWO chairs, 8 skirts and two little girl dresses...with lots more leftover. Want a skirt LL? :)
I'll be in on the skirt gifts someday. What's a card reader?
Lovin' the skirts!
I couldn't believe all that your Mom made with that material! She really had that machine a buzzing, that's for sure. I sat in that lovely velvet chair, too. Pretty skirts, pretty ladies!
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