My husband gave me this fairy. Isn't she sweet? shes called The Peppermint Fairy and Even though she's a Christmas fairy I might have to just let her hang out , at least till Easter.
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About Me
- lsg
- small town, ia, United States
- I am originally from Chicago and am of Lituanian and Bohemian descent. I have one daughter and two grandchildren. I am married to Kevin. I recently retired and am once again doing what I love to do ....artwork ,gardening and studying Gods word.I am doing an 8 year Bible study. It is an international study and has classes all over the globe. It's called B.S.F.for Bible Study Fellowship and it is awsome. Check out the web site.
My Blog List
Stone Cross?
made from cardboard packing material
Somewhere in Fairyland
Elfinhome
Pixies at work and play
My froggy fountain
there was a actual frog in there!
Frog yard art
My garden art
Critter soaking up the sun
Ahh!
cool tunes
Heavenly blue
Morning Glory
Purple Glory
Body of Christ
Front yard garden in late summer
I'm sure there's a fairy in there somwhere
Hello there!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you found me somehow!!!
You will have to educate me about fairies ansd such, but your collection is cute. I LOVE your doggie art, and I saw----A FROG----who looked a lot like my recent critters!!
Glad to meet you! You'll be on my bloglist, and following list too.
God bless!
~Debra
I love your little world of fairies,pixies & elves. I have a couple myself but not anywhere near as many as you. I love groupings like yours,makes it look like they are all looking at you.
ReplyDelete:o) Sue
I found you in my mother's blog. I love your play list and I need more time to explore your blog. I will be back.
ReplyDeleteLisa
Oh my God, I didn't see your profile, you are 1/2 Lituanian!!! My ex-husband is Lituanian descented, his family is awesome, very loud and funny (and intelligent). They are in Connecticut.
ReplyDeleteLisa
Hello!
ReplyDeletetried to omment under your newest post, but couldn't. The picture of the tree and fence is wonderful-I love your take on the poem too! I hate those crawling sounds!!
~Debra