Kelli hosts a show and tell Friday. Do you have a something special to share with us? It could be a trinket from grade school, a piece of jewelry, an antique find. Your show and tell can be old or new. Use your imagination and dig through those old boxes in your closet if you have to! Feel free to share pictures and if there's a story behind your special something, that's even better!This hangs over my piano. It was a Christmas gift from my brother Mark and his wife. The sheet music is Amazing Grace. The name of our farm is Amazing Graze. Also, I attempted and plan on continuing to attempt to learn to play the fiddle.
That is nice. I didn't know that was from Mark. Keep up with your fiddle.
ReplyDeleteGraet name for your farm! I wish that I could play ANY instrument!
ReplyDeletePerfect for your farm! Now when you learn to play that fiddle you'll have to share a video with us :)
ReplyDeleteNow that is a wonderfully thought out gift! Very clever farm name also!!
ReplyDeleteIn answer to your question on my hydrangea post - it is the progression of color. They start off at the lighter color and go to the deeper color as they reach the end of their blooming!
I love the name for your farm!
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a kid, our farm was called Rocky Meadows farm!!(lots of rocks but lots of neat stuff too!)
I agree with ellen b. and I am awaiting the video.
I love that you grow as much as you can for you. We too are trying to do the same on a smaller scale!
Just came across your neat little blog. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely and how very appropriate.
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Marci - In response to your comment on my Show & Tell. The opening is like an acordion and spreads out the wideth of the bag. When it is shut the top lid snaps and hold it in place.
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That is beautiful! I think it's great that you are learning the fiddle.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter plays in a bluegrass-Gospel group. She plays the lap dulcimer, banjo, guitar, mandolin, and is learning the fiddle, too! If she could, she'd play music 24 hours a day.
:-) It is truly a gift from God. I can only play very little on the piano. My left hand doesn't know what my right hand is doing.
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Sounds great Marci...hey...I know...We should have you and Miss Ginny over sometime for a "crafting" afternoon. Where you could either sew, knit, crochet, etc. That would be so much fun!
ReplyDeleteHi. Thanks for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea you wanted to move to Knoxville. Where are you now?
How lovely! I am so awed that you farm is named "Amazing Grace"!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat picture and name for you farm.
ReplyDeleteWhat a thoughtful gift. Imagine how nice it will be to play the fiddle someday!
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful and special in so many different ways.
ReplyDeleteI admire you for learning to play a new instrument!
ReplyDeleteSo thoughtful of your brother!
I love the name of your farm. The picture is lovely. Missed your blog while I was gone. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI can see why the picture would mean so much to you..it's beautiful! Love the name of your farm!! xox
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful picture, Marci! I love the name of your farm too!
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That is a beautiful picture and it really makes it special because it comes from someone special.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing,
Connie
Mine is up.
That is a lovely photo! My sister and I are learning the violin, so I love it!
ReplyDeleteLove the name Amazing Graze for a farm. Beautiful picture.
ReplyDeleteHi Marci, What a lovely gift and a keepsake.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting. Don't give up on the Fiddle playing!!! Mica
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Love it, Marci. Thank you for dropping my blog, The Trad Pad. Love the picture. The movie, Amazing Grace, recently opened in Australia and I was there the very first night! It has such magnificent words and I am sure such the picture is a great aid to prayer.
ReplyDeleteBlessings and bliss
Love the picture, Marci. Keep on with the fiddle!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the picture! Amazing Grace is one of my favorite hymns also ..when I'm fiddling around...
ReplyDeleteHi Marci,
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by Patra's Other Place and admiring my art deco ornament. I love your painting - it has special meaning to me because I am a great fan of the Dutch violinist Andre Rieu. Have you seen him? I believe he is becoming very popular in the States now.
I've always wanted to learn the fiddle, as well. Keep trying...you'll get it one day! Lovely picture, too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet and personal gift. ;o)
ReplyDelete~ Christina
All the personal inferences in this picture is wonderful. And it's beautiful, too. What a treasure!
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