Evelyn was given a pile of fleece blankets and she remembered this older post from me where I made our bedspread from fleece blankets
And then she made her own.
I think it turned out great and really suits her Texas lifestyle.
She blogs at
Blessed in Bowie. She is a thrifty, creative and upbeat woman and she lives not too far from where I grew up in Texas.
So, we pretty much share the same accent 😊
Thank you for posting this--and thank you again for helping me have the courage to tackle it. I had to laugh at the accent remark. I was once told that I shouldn't talk like that, since it would make people think I am an ignorant hick. I replied, "Well, I ain't ignorant--but I AM a hick!" lol. Ii need to find the post I did on my old blog Hauling Wood and Chopping Water about my accent and repost it to my current blog. It explains a lot.
ReplyDeleteLook, I can comment now!
DeleteYour accent sounds very familiar and comfortable to me. My husband says when I cross the Red River into Texas, my accent gets even stronger.
I don’t think you sound like a hick at all.
I am so glad you brave enough to cut those blankets and go for it! It worked out so nice for you!
I thought this was perfect for her also. What a good deal.
ReplyDeleteIsn’t it though? I’m glad she was brave and tried it.
DeleteRhonda, I wonder if not being able to comment has anything to do with the now defunct Google Plus account settings? I changed mine a couple of months ago when prompted by Google to do so.
ReplyDeleteI feel like saying hallelujah! I did delete the google plus and then tried a different briwser on my iPad and I can comment.
DeleteThanks for the advice. It worked!