A Friday Post....
Washing oil lamp globes.
Filling the lamps.
All ready to light.
Outside the kitchen window.
Sewing.
Baking bread and cinnamon buns.
Rolling out the dough.
Spreading on butter, sugar and lots of cinnamon.
Rolling it up..
..and slicing.
Out of the oven and ready to frost.
Ummm.
Julia's art.
Some random good quotes, that just beg to be posted...
"Things may come to those who wait, but only the things left by those who hustle."
Abraham Lincoln
Always forgive your enemies--nothing annoys them so much.
Oscar Wilde
"There are only two tragedies in life: one is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it."
Oscar Wilde
"Today you are You, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is Youer than You."
Dr Suess
"A person is a person, no matter how small."
Dr. Suess
"Love is not affectionate feeling, but a steady wish for the loved person's ultimate good as far as it can be obtained."
C.S. Lewis
Rosy cheeks from outside sledding.
The little ladies and I made homemade play-dough.
It smells so good..
Celeisa.
Aimajia's happy faces.
Such Loveliness! Question-What are you using for lamp oil? I've not seen the red. Is it kerosene?
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Side note- I was looking through your Jane dresses. My five year old came up and said, "It's Sense and Sensibility". I kept scrolling and he correctly identified Jane from P&P and said, "It's Miss Molly Gibson!" Not having seen Becoming Jane he couldn't identify that one. ;) Not bad for a little boy. Now he''s back to building cars with his legos, but he wanted me to tell you all the dresses were very pretty.
The cinnamon rolls look as yummy today as they did yesterday! I love the play dough creations.
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elizabeyta
wish i was there, smelling the sweet cinnamony buns, feeling the warmth of family, and gazing at the flickering lights. OOOH! what inspiration!
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Thank you Rosie for sharing such delightful photos.
ReplyDeleteOil lamps...they must add such a beautiful and gentle glow to the evening.
Maria.
Cute! :)
ReplyDeleteI make my cinnamon rolls the same way...but I was curious as to what frosting you use to put over them? I have not found a recipe that I like, just right...and your frosting looks wonderful!
I hope you each enjoy your weekend!
xoxo
Katy
Hey! Been lurking for a while. We enjoy reading the quotes you find SO MUCH! You must keep a notebook with you all the time. Some of those people we have never heard of.
ReplyDeleteWe also enjoy seeing new sewing projects and recipes. Didn't get to use our lamps since we didn't loose power during those "frequent" snow storms. We look forward to your next post! :)
I was wondering what lamp oil you use, too.
ReplyDeleteKimberly is my "blog" daughter. Her story about her son reminded me when my first two grandchildren were quite little, Stephanie said they were playing and talked about "going to town".
She realized they were talking about Bath... not Boston. :)
Lovely, simply lovely! I think I will make some homemade bread tomorrow. It is quite rainy here today, but the temperatures are not bad. Love your updates! hmmm. . . maybe tomorrow I will begin one of my Pay it Forward projects. . . Hmmm which one to start - you, or Julia or Joseph? Hmmmm indeed! LOL
ReplyDeleteMuch love to you, Rosie dear! Love you all big muchly! Xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo
Lovely...
ReplyDeleteYour cinnamon rolls are so scrumptious looking! I may have to make some, perhaps for Sunday morning!
I would be interested in your red lamp oil too. Is it a certain brand?
Have a delight-filled weekend!
Your friend,
Deanna
Beautiful post, Rosie! It is always wonderful to soak in the beauty here. ~'::
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ReplyDeleteWe use red kerosene in our oil lamps, for all who were wondering.
Raquel, start on mine first for sure! ;)
Katy, all the frosting is is powdered sugar, with a little bit of milk added, until it is the right consistency.... it does work well for cinnamon buns though.
~Rosie
I just recently found your blog and love it! I have a question and I hope I don't come off sounding too stupid!! I have a couple of oil lamps and use the oil from our local craft store. It burns so quick and the flame is so small it is hardly worth lighting it. I do love the way they look. I am not sure if it is the oil or what. Where do you get your oil? Thank you so much and hope you have a lovely day!
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Your oil lamp collection is gorgeous! Found you through Hannah. :O)
ReplyDeleteJust discovered your blog thanks to Hannah at "Cultivating Home". It's absolutely beautiful, and I look forward to reading through your posts!
ReplyDeleteCleaning the glass on the oil lamps reminds me of something my mother used to say. She was born in Kentucky long before electricity made its way to the countryside, so of course they used oil lamps. My grandmother kept a nice house, but Mama said she knew when company was expected because her older sister Ruth cleaned the glass chimneys. Thanks for the memory.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy the quotes you post, they're so inspirational!!
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