Remember when tonka trucks were made out of metal?
Sarah Hardison, Strolling Down Memory Lane, Billy & Willie Pollard's Country Gospel TV Program, http://billyandwillie.tripod.com
Country Gospel Song "Speak The Word" sung by Tom & Debbie Trammel with Butch Crawford, Strolling Down Memory Lane, Willie & Billy Pollard's Country Gospel TV...
today, we're strolling down memory lane and talking about timeless classics like a chunky turtleneck. this ootd is from the early days.
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Country Gospel, Becky Shefchek from the Ludahl Trio singing a popular Statler Brothers song entitled "On My Mother's Side", Strolling Down Memory Lane, Billy...
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Bluegrass Gospel, Are You Afraid To Die, Gravel Road Gospel, Across Time, Strolling Down Memory Lane, Billy & Willie Pollard's Country Gospel TV Program, Fea...
Imagine strolling down memory lane, reminiscing about the golden era of the 1960s and 70s. The carefree spirit, the vibrant music, and the iconic vehicles of
Jimmy Gayle blinded at the age of 16, Medley Includes: At The Cross - I Surrender All - There's Something About That Name Strolling Down Memory Lane, Billy &...
A trip to Miramar Beach is like strolling down memory lane through the beach towns of your childhood. Its ultra-modern amenities are ideal for family fun.
One of the many wonderful things about growing up in Duquesne was having Kennywood in our backyard. I've lived in many different parts of the country and have met many people who grew up in the Pittsburgh area. If in the course of conversation we discovered that we both had grown up in the Pittsburgh area, we…
Taking a look back at Oklahoma businessman Vince Orza’s sketch for relaxed family dining at the much-loved Garfield’s chain of restaurants. |!!!|
We are selftimers - Jude & Yara: visual story tellers through a self-timed lens. (Photography blog, lifestyle blog, health blog, fashion blog)
The birth of a New Year is a time of reflection, bringing with it an opportunity for change....for developing a greater appreciation of what is most important in life. ~ Victoria magazine Hello dear friends! I hope you all had a nice weekend. It's a bit late but I thought I would do a review of last year's posts. Better late than never as they say and the new year is just getting under way. A new year is a new beginning and most of us have visions and dreams for the coming year. I had no idea what 2017 was to bring my way and sometimes it's better we don't know the future, isn't it? I am thankful for blogging and my many friends who stop by to read my blog and leave a comment. Without you this past year, I probably would have closed my blog down when I wasn't feeling up to keeping it going. In January I shared my pretty Devon Cottage teapot with some cheery yellow tulips. You can just get a peek at my beautiful deep blue Royal Albert teacup my Auntie P sent to me from her collection. Tulips are a promise that Spring is on the way. January opens the box of the year And brings out days that are bright and clear. And brings out days that are cold and gray; And shouts, "Come see what I brought today!" ~ LB Jacobs February is all about Valentines Day and amethysts. I set up a little tea using my purple tea things using my vintage Royal Albert Flower of the Month February teacup and saucer; a gift from Hubby's late aunt. "If instead of a gem, or even a flower, we should cast the gift of a loving thought into the heart of a friend, that would be giving as the angels give." ~ George MacDonald March was the beginning of my many trips to the hospital. The colours of my tea things are perky and helped to perk me up as well. Don't you just love daffodils? They look like frilly little cups that the fairies curl up in for a nap. Springtime is like the land awakening. The March winds are the morning yawn. ~ Lewis Grizzard April arrived bringing Easter with it and I decided to put together a wreath of teacups with one of my favourite teapots in the center. I am beginning to learn that it is the sweet, simple things of life that are the real ones after all. ~ Laura Ingalls Wilder May was a busy and difficult month. We lost two family members and I had the first of two surgeries. But I was thankful for springtime and the promise of warm weather on the way. This lovely teacup is one my dear Auntie P had sent me from her collection. It is a Paragon. Speaking of my Auntie, she was moved into a nursing home on Friday. I pray she will be happy there. I so miss her because we are no longer able to communicate. Any mail I send her now has to be read to her by someone else. Alas, no more intimate details and I miss that because she and I had shared everything over the years. There is something in the nature of tea that leads us into a world of quiet contemplation of life. ~ Lin Yutang June is always a favourite month and last year it was an exceptionally warm one for a change. I had my gallbladder out that month and was thankful to get that over with. I also learned there was no malignancy found in the tumours I had removed the previous month. The lilacs were in bloom and I love how they look with my Rose Chintz. I wonder what it would be like to live in a world where it was always June. ~ LM Montgomery - Anne of the Island July, I set up a little tea table out on the back deck using a favourite tablecloth; a gift from my dear blogger friend, Bernideen. She also made the collage for me that is my blog header. Thank you, Bernideen! After all, the only real roses are pink ones. They are the flowers of love and faith." ~ Anne of Green Gables In August my guys were all home. We spent time on the beach and enjoyed many meals dining out which was a nice change for me. I also did a tea in celebration of Tasha Tudor. A cup of tea warms the heart like a good friend. ~ unknown September was a lovely month and a friend had brought me flowers so I set a tea up and enjoyed all the posies. For each new morning with its light, For rest and shelter of the night, For health and food, for love and friends, For everything Thy goodness sends. Ralph Waldo Emerson October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month so I shared my pinks most of that month. Happiness cannot be travelled to, owned, earned, worn, or consumed. Happiness is the spiritual experience of living every minute with love, grace, and gratitude. ~ Denis Waitley Ah, November! The beginning of the holiday season calls for a little touch of Christmas and I used my green transferware. The most trying hours in life are between four o'clock and the evening meal. A cup of tea at this time adds a lot of comfort and happiness. ~ Royal S. Copeland December is of course the month we celebrate Christmas; our Lord's birth. It's also the month when we bring out all the bling. You should always be the best decoration in your own house. ~ Phoebe Howard Tea! Bless ordinary everyday afternoon tea! ~ Agatha Christie 2017 was quite eventful for me and my hubby. With so many health issues to deal with and Hubby's retirement at the end of December, it was quite the year for change. I am praying this new year is an easier one with many more happy moments. Thank you for joining me today and may your new year be your happiest yet. God bless and watch over you all! People who live the most fulfilling lives are the ones who are always rejoicing at what they have. ~ Richard Carlson I am joining the following parties as well~ Tuesday Cuppa Tea Friends Sharing Tea Share Your Cup Home Sweet Home Sharing from my heart ~ Sandi
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Editor's note: This story was originally published in the Eagle on July 30, 2004.
The Groom Club (TGC) provides the groom-to-be with information on the wedding planning process, from pre-proposal to the honeymoon.
7 years ago, I received a little replica of an iconic Volkswagen minivan from my parents and it was love at first sight for the young 60's obsessed teenager I was. The tiny car stood on my shelf for quite some years, but on a sunny Sunday in May, I took it out to the garden and took pictures of it. I shared an image of that van with a Paddington bear, and the feedback on Instagram was really positive, so now, for the last 5 years, I continued taking that minivan and a lot of new model cars everywhere I would travel.
