October 6, 2008...9:01 pm

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So, it’s October.  I love the fall.  I wish the fall still had the cool breezy days like when I was growing up in Kentucky back in the 1980’s…but I still love the fall.  Rob and I did a little searching to see what average temps were like here back when I was in elementary school.  On average it was about 7-10 degrees cooler for this time of year.  I guess global warming is real.

Anyway, I have been kind of busy with some new crafts.  I wanted to post a few pictures.  It’s taken me a while to get back to this blog.  I contribute most of that to the fact that I am homeschooling Grace this year and so my days are much more committed now.  (It’s worth it though)  But I still find time to do some fun projects of my own.

Recently, I took Grace on a field trip to Haney’s Apple Orchard in Nancy, KY.  We had a great time getting ready for the trip.  I think we read every book in the library on apples!  We made these apple shirts as a project to wear to the apple farm.  It was a fun easy project.  I did this project with a friend of mine, Kim, who has 3 girls.  I think we had more fun making the shirts than the girls did.  They turned out great and we want to thank Martha Stewart for the inspiration!

Sam didn’t get a shirt.  Maybe he will when we do pumpkins!

Don’t you think Kim and I should go into business?

I also have been making some tile coasters lately.  These were a birthday gift for a friend.  I hope this doesn’t spoil Christmas for anyone:)

Here is a picture of my sidewalk BEFORE I painted it.  I have finished painting the bricks on the top but I haven’t taken pictures to show the finished project yet. Plus, I ran out of yellow paint for the porch and have to go to Lexington to the nearest Home Depot.  So, I hope I get this project done before cold weather sets in.  But this is a little teaser picture for ya.

I’m also knitting hats for all of us!  I have finished Grace and Sam’s and started mine.  I haven’t uploaded those pictures yet, but I’ll try to post them soon.  I forgot how much I love knitting!

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