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Monday, April 21, 2014

A View of Easter

I had a lovely Easter weekend and I'm going to share the pictures that don't have faces in them with you!  Starting off, here's the gorgeous sunset picture I got on Saturday night after a glorious campfire.  The glowing crack is a ventilation crack in the barn.  I caught the sunset pouring through.  This is one of my new favorite pictures.

This is the traditional lamb cake that we always make.  It's a bit of a rigamarole, but we love it and it makes such a pretty centerpiece, besides being delicious!

Easter Sunday, there was church, then a big extended family party with delicious ham and sides and plenty of desserts (I'm still recovering from a sugar headache!)  After I got home, I was fiddling with the camera and got a very pretty shot of a pot of hyacinths, an old crate-turned-plant stand, and a vintage armchair in the kitchen.
So that was my easter.  How was yours?  Was it a quiet gathering with a few people?  A big family wing-ding like me?  Or did you not celebrate Easter?  I'd love to know what you did.

If I ever finish blasted A Company of Swans, I'll review it.  It's a perfectly good book, but I have had so many other distractions recently that reading has been pushed to the back burner.  I'm looking forward to a quiet week with plenty of reading!


2 comments:

  1. Love your lamb cake.

    Our Easter was quiet. My son wasn't able to come home, but the day was still nice.

    Nice blog. It looks as if you like quilts. I just read The Forgotten Seamstress by Liz Trenow. A quilt was the main focus.

    A review will be on my blog on May 30, but I have a small excerpt from my review on my It's Monday! What Are You Reading post.

    Have a wonderful week.

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    1. Hello! You're right, I do like quilts. Actually, when I thought up the title of my blog, I was thinking about curling up under a quilt and reading, not quilting per se. (Can you tell I thought of the title on a freezing cold, snowing March day?) However, I am working on a quilt right now, so I guess the title makes sense in more ways than one!

      I'll be interested to read your review of The Forgotten Seamstress. It looks like a good book!

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