Saturday, January 18, 2020

The Saturday Six

One.

Earlier this week I gave you some Valentine's Day ideas, in case you want to get a head start on the holiday prep. Here's a post from KariAnn Wood with five simple Valentine's Day craft ideas. She always has cute projects, and you still have time to make them!

Two.

I'm not a gardener - and I don't envision becoming one in the near future, but I did find this post fascinating. All kinds of information and resources about starting plants from seeds. Any of you out there garden this way? I think it's fascinating, even if it's not something I have time to tend to right now!

Three.

The ultimate USA Bucket List, comprised of 101 locations to visit. How many have you been to? I counted eleven for myself. (That's actually more than I thought it would be!)

Four.

How cute are these football stadium cookies? If I had just a smidgen more ability in the creativity department, I'd absolutely be making these!!

Five.
I find snow absolutely gorgeous - as long as I don't have to drive in it, of course! These photos of snowflakes up close are stunning!

Six.

This is so cute! Valentine's Day Love Lunch ideas and printables - for a sweetheart AND for kids. Really cute stuff if you want to pack a special (and simple!) lunch this year on Valentine's Day!
Posted by at

4 comments:

Tamar SB said...

Snowflakes are so amazing close up!

7:03 AM
Tracy Gayer said...

I’ve been to 26 places on that bucket list! Although, I do have to say that some of them I have not seen extensively.… Like cities we visited on band tours in high school! I may have only been there to do a concert and then leave! My brother lives in Salt Lake City, so the summer after he moved there, my parents and I spent about a week traveling the area. We went to the north and south rims of the Grand Canyon, Zion Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Lake Powell, Hoover Dam, Petrified Forest and Las Vegas. (Not all of those were on the list.). Then, when he got married in Wyoming, my parents and I traveled after the wedding to Yellowstone national park, Cody, Wyoming, and the Grand Tetons!

My other brother lives in Portland Oregon, so I’ve been to the coast three times. He also lived in Seattle for a while. But the coolest thing was that he worked in Denali national park in Alaska and Glacier national Park in Montana, and I got to go visit him at both places, In fact, when he worked at Denali, I got to go there for five weeks! ( I was a teacher at the time and had the summers off.). I cleaned hotel rooms, but got to do a lot of hiking in the evenings and on our days off! Also did some camping, went on raft rides, etc.

9:21 AM
Bekah said...

Tamar - Those pictures reminded me of you!

Tracy - WOW! That is so impressive! What great opportunities you've had to see amazing places. I love that!

5:56 PM
Natasha said...

I've been to 22 places on that list! I'd love to go to ALL of them :)

Those snowflake pictures are incredible!!!

12:50 PM

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)