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I'm going to start posting regularly enough as to pose a potential threat of my taking over the blog...lets see if I can scare some of you guys into posting. *hint hint*
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I'm sewing a larger version this great bag to hold my dance gear. The pattern is very cute in any size. I think the best part of sewing your own purse is that you can add pockets for your own personal needs; for example to fit your cell, water bottle, or whatever. Besides, sewing is so trad!!!! Can't wait to see how mine turns out!
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I stumbled across this neat idea on a blog. To help aid contemplation of the mysteries during the rosary, compile a booklet of your favorite pictures of each mystery and look at them during each decade to keep you focused. I'll have to try it.
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I've been reading a biography on the life of Pauline Jaricot. It's incredible the things her Society for the Propogation of the Faith and Living Rosary have accomplished. Actually I'm surprised how little attention these societies now receive among Catholics today. I'd never really heard much about them before I read this book. They require so little of us! I want to join at least the living rosary. I'm beginning to see the great importance of reading the lives of the saints.
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I've concluded that no matter how hard I try, my banana bread will never taste like the Viking's wife's banana bread. Even so, the recipe she uses is still too good to pass up. That is why I, in my great generosity, am going to share it with you. Here it is. Cook it for exactly1 hr 15 min. That''s very important. Also don't forget to let the butter soften on it's own. Don't nuke it!!!! It does make a difference.
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My new obsession is my backyard's lawn. We've tried anything and everything on it. Finally, we decided that the expensive gra
sses didn't work. In one seeding of cheap grass and some invocations to Saint Isidore (by the way I known planting grass doesn't count as farming but whatever works..) our yard has gone from virtually no grass to what you see in this picture....not perfect, but much better!
sses didn't work. In one seeding of cheap grass and some invocations to Saint Isidore (by the way I known planting grass doesn't count as farming but whatever works..) our yard has gone from virtually no grass to what you see in this picture....not perfect, but much better!---7---
Trivia Question!!!! What are the little yellow strings of pollen-y-looking fuzz that get everywhere in the spring???
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