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Month: February 2024
I’ve no better image for the holiday
A Reblog with the date of Presidents Day changed. If you’ve followed the blog for a time, you’re familiar with the teapot.
PRESIDENTS ON A TEAPOT – 1966
LBJ is the last president printed on it.
My friend Joanne give me the teapot.
This year – Monday February 19 (2024) is Presidents Day-clickHistory here
The date imprinted on the bottom of the teapot is 1966. Not sure if newer versions of Presidents on a teapot exist.
Edit 9:32 AM Eastern time
Look what dc found as he searched for an updated teapot
Silent Sunday
Nighttime Snowplay
Friday evening. Charlie headed down the porch stairs to join the neighbors to play in the unexpected snow.
Billions have been eaten
The blog subject today is Steve’s idea.
He provided the box of the toaster pastries. He’d heard about the death of 96 year old William Post who is credited with helping create this breakfast confection.
“He played an important role in co-creating the iconic Pop-Tarts brand and we are grateful to Bill for his legacy and lasting contributions to our company,” the spokesperson said.”
Have you ever eaten a Pop-Tart?
Shelf life is an issue for another day.
Winter 1918 Durand Illinois
Uncle Robert (b 1914) in front
Uncle John (b 1910) on the right
I may have posted this photo of my mother and her brothers previously but I love my mom’s and brothers’ hats so I’m reposting on Throwback Thursday today.
Winter Tree in Florida
A Winter Tree in Florida on the Golf Course.
Ardent blog follower and witty commenter dc, captured this winter tree in Florida. It was in response to my silent Sunday post of the winter Tree in Pittsburgh.
dc suggested that I photograph my tree in the summer which I thought was a good idea. Thank you
Paczki Season
Filled doughnuts called Paczki and a great cup of coffee in a the Strip District Pittsburgh.
I’ve posted PĄCZKI is pronounced Poonch-Key (or Punch-Key)
and Pączki Sales are Hot for Fat Tuesdayhere.
Two Years Later a Belated Dropped Stitch
Discovered a dropped stitch in the bottom of the scrappy sock foot, two years later-ooops!
Fortunately, a simple repair to catch and secure it.
Jen at Every.thing.shapes.us created an
EASYPEASYSCRAPPYSOCKSKAL (that’s a knit along) in March 2022
Silent Sunday
