Trouble in Blogland

Seriously Folks, real trouble! While most of the time I call my obsession with blogs, INSPIRATION, I am now calling it trouble. It is 7:30 AM and I have just taken pumpkins out of the oven, with a quick trip through the broiler. Char at Pickled Pepper Patch had these on her blog yesterday and I just had to try them. I ran up to my sewing room, well to be fair it was early and I probably hobbled to my sewing room, the knees don't always work well in the morning, and found this chenille bathrobe that I had found for $1 at a yard sale two weeks ago and started cutting circles, dinner plate circles, knitting loom circles, and the top of a ribbon reel circles. I sewed a couple of them before I had to go to work and then while Little Miss Kendall napped last evening I sewed the rest. This morning I ran (again hobbled) around the house to find a spray bottle and sprayed these and cooked them. Really, was this necessary? I have a 12 hour shift at the Firemen's Stand at the fair today and John is now standing in the kitchen looking at hot pumpkins and I am sure not happy with the smell of hot, wet wool. Oh yeah, I had to make some wool ones also. His comment just was, "Do you just put butter on those?"

Karen at My Colonial Home as well as many others of you are always decorating and I must confess that while I love to decorate, the thought of cleaning BEFORE the decorating really stifles the interior decorator in me, however I had bought these wood boxes about two weeks ago and thought that I would try them on the hearth. I like them there. I dusted with my hand, does that count?

Cath's Pennies Designs always makes me want to get my hands into my wool stash, and as you can see Create and Decorate is right under the basket of wool.

Kim at Threadheads Unite was part of my inspiration to start those quilts for the boys, I'll get back to those after the fair.

And there is a list of ingredients on my list for town for the Scalloped Peppers from Cobblestone Farms. Natalie at Tins and Treasures was actually cleaning! Why did that not inspire me? Her lovely scarves though are part of the reason that I decided to learn to knit last year.

Amber, Holly and Carrie at Making a Home, Life's Adventure, and A Little Piece of Life are great examples of Christian mothers raising children in God's Love. What an example they are setting.

Ann at A Hole in the Basket is always making the neatest baskets, that will be on my retirement list.

Pam at Grammy's Altered Life and Les at Harmony Road Studio make me run for the paper crafts

I love all of Lynn's flowers at Flower Gardening despite the fact that mine were terrible this year!

Couldn't someone make me want to cook and clean more?

I could go on, check out my Blog Roll, there is some great inspiration there!