When I get to heaven I will see my Nana in her faded black floral apron that smells of butter and baking and Thanksgiving dinners. She will have a smile on her face, standing over the counter, with floured hands, a pot boiling, and cooking up something very tasty, indeed!
My quest is to find 2 aprons. One for me to use and the other to hang on that hanger that I got at the Brimfield Flea Market. If you can sew, I would love to purchase two from you!!!
;)Alyssa
Sorry I am only a wannabe sewer. :( But if you want a "blueberrying" adventure there is a sweet farm on rte 31, in Princeton. Just before you reach Mt Wachusett. There is a little sign on the side of the road. Pick and eat away!
ReplyDeleteDarn, I'm a terrible sewer!
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Lenore
I hope you find your aprons..Grandparents ROCK!!!!..xx
ReplyDeleteGeez my twenty year old daughter makes aprons...I should post a few we have hanging around here and you can see if you like her style!!! She would be so excited!
ReplyDeleteGood luck on finding your aprons-- I know you will! :) ♥
ReplyDeleteI still have the apron I made in home econ. Do you remember those days, Alyssa? I'm thinking you don't! Hope you find your perfect apron. Grandmas rule!
ReplyDeleteLook at my sidebar Sweet Cottage Dreams (Becky) she sews everything. She might make them for you. Email her, I hope this helps you. Hugs, sandi
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! I'm going to take a looksie at all of your suggestions. So sweet of all of you ;)
ReplyDeleteLove the story...very sweet. I don't know how to sew a lick! Good luck on your apron treasure hunt...I'm sure you'll find something. :)
ReplyDeleteHugs ~ Jo
Hi again Alyssa.Thanks for the nice comments.I used a primer first,so that the white wouldn't lift off.Can't wait to see what your painting.xx
ReplyDeleteGrandmas are the best cooks!! Sweet little poem.
ReplyDeleteOld Geezers aren't very good at this kind of stuff. Sorry :-(
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