1. Speaking of skating... when did you last "skate on thin ice," skate over the details, encounter a cheapskate, or just plain skate?
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Wednesday, January 20, 2016
1. Speaking of skating... when did you last "skate on thin ice," skate over the details, encounter a cheapskate, or just plain skate?
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I'm Katie. Welcome to my blog. I am an empty nester meandering through my midlife years one page at a time. We sold our antique home on the South Shore of Massachusetts in October 2020 and relocated to the Dallas suburbs and our forever home.
I love to write about books, movies, TV, celebrities, shopping, decorating, Bravo, and weekend adventures. My favorite writing material, however, is derived from my family: the Mister, my girls, #1 and #2, my favorite son-in-law, and my new little mischief-maker, thoroughly darling Millie. I love hearing from my wonderful readers.
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lovely charm bracelet
ReplyDeleteCongrats to #2! There is light at the end of the tunnel- graduation is just around the corner. Bracelet is beautiful! K family- more than eye rolling for me. Have a super, awesome week!
ReplyDeleteYou've hit upon several of my favorite things here. We'll get together soon and discuss the Mitford series while wearing our charm bracelets and eating feta cheese!
ReplyDeleteStay toasty warm!
Last time I ice skated was when I was 9 and fell and got a concussion. My favorite accessory is my pearl necklace. My favorite cheese dish would be all forms of cheesecake. Wishing you well this weekend since it looks as though those of us in the Northeast will be expecting a snowstorm.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your darling daughter!! I loved your answer to #7. :-) I'm having a love/hate relationship with pizza. I make my own with a GF crust (Food for Life tortillas), and put mozzarella cheese and other stuff on top, but my problem is, I can't eat just a little of it. I seem to have absolutely no willpower when it comes to my pizza. Now that I've unloaded that burden... Have a great Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteWe had the same olives this weekend and they're delish. I have a charm bracelet from my teenage years, and I still wear it occasionally. They made a bit of a comeback recently. The Mitford series would probably be #2 on my list of favorites. Congrats to your daughter!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed reading your answers! You made me smile on more than one occasion :) By the way, congratulations to your daughter!
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Love the hodgepodge posts! My Granny always had her charm bracelet on. I love mine too. And, the Mitford series is the best. Congrats to #2!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your answers they make me smile :-) Finally participated in this link up today, I've seen several blog friends doing it and thought it would be fun. That charm bracelet is beautiful and each day should be a special occasion to wear it ;-) Have a wonderful day!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Jill
Katie,Congrats to #2! I know you all are so proud of her.Your charm bracelet is just beautiful.I have a pair of pearl and diamond earrings,that are my sentimental piece.I hope you guys stay bundled up,and warm this weekend.I hear you are in for a bad storm.We are having lots of rain today!!! YUK,and YUK!!! Hugs,Elaine
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ReplyDeletelove your charm bracelet, I have mine from when I was a teenager. Congrats to #2, I know you're so proud! I have to agree with Preppy Mountain Farmer, my favorite cheese dish is definitely cheesecake! Cold weather has finally hit here also, in the 20's and today we actually got a little snow!
Stay warm!
Rebecca
Love hodgepodge! I agree, the Kardadians are the WORST!
ReplyDeleteI loved reading your answers! Congratulations to your #2! I have a charm bracelet that looks very much like your mother's. It's a bit small for me now (it was a gift from my hubby when we were in high school), but still very precious to me. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteWow! The olives stuffed with feta look yummy. I will have to try them with my Chardonnay!
ReplyDeleteLove the Mitford books. I retread them every summer. My mother and I even travelled to Blowing Rock, NC for a "Mitford Days" event several years ago. Have you read the newest book?
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Pizza is definitely my answer too! Loved the Mitford books - my Mom and I share them! Congrats to your girl! Happy Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteLooks like #2 is a wicked smarty pants! Congrats on an awesome achievement! My favorite series are the Little House Books - just found my set in the attic at my parent's house. Maybe I'll sit down with a beer(s) and some feta stuffed olives and re-read them....or start the Mitford series!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!! Looks like we might escape the snow. That would be nice. Have a great weekend, Patsy.
DeleteCongratulations to your daughter. I ventured to book club last night, also--olives stuffed with feta sounds yummy. Enjoyed reading your answers.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe we both said The Mitford Series, such a great series. And, pizza is running a close second for me. Always fun to stop by your place and get a chuckle or two.
ReplyDeleteYes, I am a day late and probably a dollar short, but thank you for the morning giggles!! xoxo
ReplyDeleteAmen to the national cheese day..didn't know it existed but doesn't matter every day is national cheese day over here:) And love my charm bracelet too! Fun post....enjoy the day, looks like you will get spared the snow, us..not so much.
ReplyDeleteNational Cheese day!!!! How did I miss that? Cheese, Sugar, and Junk food are my three main food groups. I love the eye roll at the Kardashians, I hope i n my lifetime we don;t see them on the cover of every magazine, or on the news every day.
ReplyDeleteStay warm, we are bracing for the same storm.
Katie your posts are always so much fun...you made my day! I am going to include your post on my Friday favorites!
ReplyDeleteKatie your posts are always so much fun...you made my day! I am going to include your post on my Friday favorites!
ReplyDeleteKatie, if you enjoyed the Mitford series of books you might enjoy the English series of books by Miss Read. They are delightful.
ReplyDeleteThanks you so much much for the heads up. I am headed to Amazon right now. Have a wonderful weekend!
DeleteHope you enjoy the books....there are two facebook groups for those of us who adore Miss Read's wonderful stories of village life... "Miss Read" and "I want to live in Fairacre" book club. I really enjoy reading your blog---it always makes me smile! Your home is truly lovely.
DeleteLast time I skated was on the frozen Lake Winnipesaukee in 2003. My ankles were none to pleased and my thumbs were frozen also frozen in -12 degrees. Chalk that up to "What I did for Love" or being a mother.
ReplyDeleteLove the charm bracelet! Jan Karon writes a dandy story...just finished her latest one. I'm allergic to ice...
ReplyDeleteWhat a hoot to find you through Cindy Haddersly blog. I was featured also. I adoe olives with feta, have not jumped on the Mitford bandwagon. I have read all of Debos books. But this winder season seems to have everyone talking about the Mitfords. I guess it's a sign. I do not view any one of the "K" family and I wear a pair for earring my husband gifted me with on our 55 wedding anniversay. I hope you come on over to my blog so we can meet. www.apartfrommyart.com! Sandra Sallin
ReplyDeleteI have a feeling that we will be doing some serious eye rolling in a few weeks in SLC... Nothing that a glass of Chardonnay and a few feta stuffed olives can't make better, though.
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