I've kicking around this blogging can for quite some time now.
Never really consistent or anything. But I've been hacking away at it. I guess I believe the numbers lie. You have to have XYZ followers etc to be "successful".
Truth is you don't.
If ONE single person finds value...doesn't that mean something?
I have so many friends from my former "Sunflower" days. I treasure them.
I thought you might be interested to visit those super old posts too.
Both of my previous blogs really focus on nutrition, food, etc. And I will have that here too. But in a more laid back approach. More of a Grandma (or Emmaw as my grands call me) teaching and sharing approach. More just a day-to-day journaling what's on my heart and mind but sharing it with you approach.
I want to take you out into my garden. Share what I do in this new harsh 3B/4A high desert climate and what I learn works...and doesn't work.
I want to take you into the craft room and share what I do there and what inspires me.
I want to share whisps of wisdom as I make dinner...or lunch...or snacks in my kitchen.
I want to take you into the canning kitchen. Canning is something handed down to me from both of my grandmothers. My love of gardening from my "Granny" on mom's side and "Grandaddy" on dad's. {You can read a bit about Granddaddy here...In Granddaddy's Shadow }. And "putting it by" was something regularly done to preserve the year's harvest for winter time mainly. {{I've always followed that routine...but now in WYO...it's a MUST for winter. There are days/weeks we don't leave the house to go to town. Or roads are closed due to snow. So having a well stocked pantry and freezer are necessities.}}
I want it to feel like you came into my home and sat down for a cup of coffee or tea with me.
I want you to leave feeling better than when you came.
So thank you for joining me in this new chapter of the journey of life.
Until next time...blessings on you and yours.
~Lynn
Titus 2:3 Older women likewise are to be reverent in their behavior, not malicious gossips nor enslaved to much wine, teaching what is good...
