Romantic log home living with thrift store flair. Embracing the art of home-keeping with thanksgiving, creativity and joy.
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Little-Girl Lodge Bedrooms Tour...
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Something New....
If you look carefully, you will see that our 96 lb. Lab/Retriever mix is not sitting on the ground like a normal dog. No, she is perched up on TOP of her doghouse!
I guess things were getting a little boring...
I have no idea how in the WORLD she got up there...
It has a slanted, slippery roof too! lol
DOGS.
That pretty much sums it up...
:)xoxo,
Chickadee
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Newest Baby...
Introducing the newest member of the Chickadee Lane Lodge family! This little guy's name is Sam, and he is a half German Shepherd, half We-Don't-Know-What little darling. His birth mom's owners couldn't keep him or the rest of his brothers and sisters. We were sooo happy to bring him home with us!
xoxo
Chickadee
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Garden Chickens Are Happy Chickens....
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Ready For The Freezer...
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Friday, August 29, 2008
Monday, August 18, 2008
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Sure Fire Recipe For Success
Ingredients:
1-96 lb. Black Labrador/Retriever Cross
Directions:
Gather Ingredients from list.
Tie 96 lb. Lab/Retriever Cross to Table Leg.
Arrange Fresh Summer Veggies in pleasing display on Table.
Painstakingly tape Handmade Children's Signs to Table, only to watch as the wind rips them off and sends them flying like kites down Lonely Country Road.
Take off at a sprint to try to gather them all up before they are blown to kingdom come.
Find all the Signs and bring them back, panting. Tape them more firmly to Table.
Chase down 96 lb. Lab/Retriever Cross who somehow got loose from table leg. Secure Lab/Retriever FIRMLY to table leg once again.
Position Hopeful Cherubs prominently behind Table, watching over them as they wave and jump and smile winningly at each and every car that drives by. Rejoice with the Cherubs when each and every single car honks back at them (much to the annoyance of the neighbors just across the road). Step back and watch out for the Cherubs safety when potential customers swing into the driveway. Watch each customer take one look at the hopeful eyes peering up at them and immediately succumb to the charm of desperate little salespeople.
Look up driveway and realize the Country Cats are heading down to join the party. Chase the Country Cats back up the driveway for their own safety. Give it up as an exercise in futility when they refuse to be herded. Run back down the driveway, panting again, to stand by the Cherubs sides so they won't get stolen by some crazy person.
Stand out in the blazing sun for three hours. Watch the Little Cherubs rack up $8.50 worth of vegetable sales and $10 bonus tips for just looking cute.
Call it a Wonderful Day.
:)
Chickadee
1 Lonely Country Road
1 Ice Chest
1 Table
1 Children's Handmade Sign
An Assortment of Fresh Summer Veggies Painstakingly Weeded, Grown & Harvested By Mom
1-96 lb. Black Labrador/Retriever Cross
3 Hopeful Cherubs Who Have Convinced Mom To Please, Please, Please Let Them Have A Vegetable Stand
Directions:
Gather Ingredients from list.
Enlist Cherubs help in carting the ingredients down the mile-long driveway, ignoring the complaints that begin sprouting along the way.
Chase down 96 lb. Lab/Retriever Cross who thinks a frolic by the road is a grand idea.
Place Table and Ice Chest out on Lonely Country Road.Tie 96 lb. Lab/Retriever Cross to Table Leg.
Arrange Fresh Summer Veggies in pleasing display on Table.
Painstakingly tape Handmade Children's Signs to Table, only to watch as the wind rips them off and sends them flying like kites down Lonely Country Road.
Take off at a sprint to try to gather them all up before they are blown to kingdom come.
Find all the Signs and bring them back, panting. Tape them more firmly to Table.
Chase down 96 lb. Lab/Retriever Cross who somehow got loose from table leg. Secure Lab/Retriever FIRMLY to table leg once again.
Position Hopeful Cherubs prominently behind Table, watching over them as they wave and jump and smile winningly at each and every car that drives by. Rejoice with the Cherubs when each and every single car honks back at them (much to the annoyance of the neighbors just across the road). Step back and watch out for the Cherubs safety when potential customers swing into the driveway. Watch each customer take one look at the hopeful eyes peering up at them and immediately succumb to the charm of desperate little salespeople.
Look up driveway and realize the Country Cats are heading down to join the party. Chase the Country Cats back up the driveway for their own safety. Give it up as an exercise in futility when they refuse to be herded. Run back down the driveway, panting again, to stand by the Cherubs sides so they won't get stolen by some crazy person.
Stand out in the blazing sun for three hours. Watch the Little Cherubs rack up $8.50 worth of vegetable sales and $10 bonus tips for just looking cute.
Call it a Wonderful Day.
:)
Chickadee
Friday, August 8, 2008
Monday, July 21, 2008
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Tomato Avenue...
These are the Roma Tomato Plants I grew from a ten cent pack of seeds. At last count there were 54 in this East Garden. I also have a motley assortment of some 50-odd cherry tomatoes, grape tomatoes, yellow pear tomatoes and hierloom tomatoes in the West Garden. But none of it is ripe yet! Can you hear the frustration? And since I refuse to pay exorbitant grocery store prices for tasteless veggies, we wait.
Soon, I promise myself, soon. And by the time they start to really produce I am going to need some friends to come over and dig me out from underneath it all.
Soon, I promise myself, soon. And by the time they start to really produce I am going to need some friends to come over and dig me out from underneath it all.
Friday, July 18, 2008
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
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