I had the best of intentions to publish Part Two of this post a few weeks ago, shortly after Part One. As usual, things got busy and I forgot. Better late than never, I suppose. I'm posting a lot this week because I suddenly have some free time in which to work on my blog, and I never know when that will change. I haven't forgotten about visiting you, though, and I'll be doing that throughout the week. I hope you're all having a good summer; my thoughts go out to BJ at Sweet Nothings who lost her beloved husband this week.
Wednesday, July 12, 2017
Bethabara Gardens, Part 2
Welcome to House at Forest Manor. Today I'm sharing the rest of the pictures from the gardens at Bethabara Park in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. You can read about the history of Bethabara in my previous post Here.
I had the best of intentions to publish Part Two of this post a few weeks ago, shortly after Part One. As usual, things got busy and I forgot. Better late than never, I suppose. I'm posting a lot this week because I suddenly have some free time in which to work on my blog, and I never know when that will change. I haven't forgotten about visiting you, though, and I'll be doing that throughout the week. I hope you're all having a good summer; my thoughts go out to BJ at Sweet Nothings who lost her beloved husband this week.
I had the best of intentions to publish Part Two of this post a few weeks ago, shortly after Part One. As usual, things got busy and I forgot. Better late than never, I suppose. I'm posting a lot this week because I suddenly have some free time in which to work on my blog, and I never know when that will change. I haven't forgotten about visiting you, though, and I'll be doing that throughout the week. I hope you're all having a good summer; my thoughts go out to BJ at Sweet Nothings who lost her beloved husband this week.
Labels:
Bethabara Park,
Gardens,
herbs,
historic places,
Moravians,
North Carolina,
summer,
Travel
Tuesday, July 11, 2017
Fruit Dip and Punch -- Two Easy Recipes
Hi everyone! If you read my post yesterday about the bridal shower, I promised to share some recipes with you throughout this week. Today, I'll share two very easy recipes that are good for summer gatherings.
Fruit Dip
Labels:
celebrations,
food,
Recipes
Monday, July 10, 2017
A Bridal Shower
Hello -- how was your weekend? Mine was great and very busy. I had the pleasure of helping with a bridal shower for my niece, Anna -- my sister's only child. We both just have one each, even though we wanted more. They're almost exactly a year apart in age, so we've all been very close.
My mom and I were the hostesses of the shower because my niece doesn't have any bridesmaids. She's having a private church ceremony with just the parents of the bride and groom attending. Then they're having a reception afterward, which the rest of the family and friends are invited to. I was the photographer yesterday, as well as helping serve the food. My mom and I worked most of Friday afternoon preparing finger sandwiches, some spreads, and fruit dip. The cupcakes and cake squares, along with a few other small things, were all purchased.
My mom and I were the hostesses of the shower because my niece doesn't have any bridesmaids. She's having a private church ceremony with just the parents of the bride and groom attending. Then they're having a reception afterward, which the rest of the family and friends are invited to. I was the photographer yesterday, as well as helping serve the food. My mom and I worked most of Friday afternoon preparing finger sandwiches, some spreads, and fruit dip. The cupcakes and cake squares, along with a few other small things, were all purchased.
Labels:
celebrations,
family
Sunday, July 9, 2017
Tuesday, July 4, 2017
Independence Day 2017
Hello all. I'm wishing my American friends, readers, and family a very happy and safe Fourth of July -- the day we celebrate our country's independence.
Charleston, South Carolina 2016
Labels:
Fourth of July,
holidays,
North Carolina,
patriotic,
summer
Saturday, July 1, 2017
Happy Canada Day
Happy Canada Day to my sweet Canadian friends! Enjoy your country's 150th birthday!
I hope to someday visit your beautiful country.
Denise
Labels:
Canada,
celebrations,
miscellaneous
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