I live in Central Ohio, in a town that thinks it's Mayberry
(The Grass IS Always Greener here)
I'm a Gardener, Domestic Goddess, Mother, and Wife.
Former Pediatrician, Present Blogger, Future unknown.
I am addicted to knitting.
It is shameful to admit it, but pop culture gossip intrigues me.
I want Rachael Ashwell to design my home.
My garden is organic and perennial.
I bake a mean apple pie.
I also cross stitch, crochet, quilt, sketch, and play the piano, but enough about that.
My kids are my joy.
I love my husband more that all of the grains of sand in all of the oceans, beaches, and sandboxes in all the world.
A field of dandelions in full bloom is a glorious thing.
I've subscribed to Vogue since I was 16 but British Country Living is my favorite.
The Time Traveler's Wife transported me.
An American in Paris makes me feel squishy inside.
I wish I could sing like Chaka Khan.
19 comments:
Chaka Kahn. Now you're talking!
I love your blog, so refreshing...I was also transported, love the movie TTW! Found your blog on Meet & Greet Monday =) And hey I'll take a piece of that apple pie anyday! I still can smell my grandma's apple pie cooling in the windowsill when I was a little girl, she would even make the criss cross strips on the top and of coursed always used fresh apples...yummmmmmmmmmm =)
Thanks for following. Love your blog. following you...
Love you blog. I am an avid knitter, too. Wish we could knit together, but I live in Texas. Have you ever been to Stitches West? I go every year.
Thanks for following me. Following you back now.
Hi, Erin, thanks for visiting my blog the other day. I'm looking forward to exploring yours further. I like to knit, too, but my skill level is purl or knit, whichever is the easy one. So I like to play with mixing colors and textures. :-)
Su-sieee! Mac
This and That. Here and There. Now, Sometimes Then.
You should posts pics of your quilting. I've always admired people who do that but I know damn well I don't have the patience. :)
What a great blog you have^^...thx so much for stopping by and for the follow...I'm following back =)
xoxo
Thanks for visiting Everydayruralty.
I did my own header and my techie daughter is my web designer. I find your blog refreshing and I'm following you back.
Stop back in to visit Everydayruralty when you get a chance. There's always something happening on our farm!
Patrice
Thanks for visiting my blog!
I'm a quilter and knitter, too!
New follower!
http://whoisthegrownup.blogspot.com/
Man, how I wish I still knit. Someday I will again. And I will start with your Ainsley cowl pattern. Love it! Thanks for stopping by today. Happy to find a lovely new blog!
Thanks for visiting me today! I love your blog and the description of yourself even better! I'll come back often, maybe I'll be inspired to learn how to knit?
Totally love your blog :)
I'm sending your the Versatile Blogger Award!
http://knitpurlstitch.blogspot.com/2010/10/versatile-blogger-award.html
Thank you so much for your sweet comment and inviting me over to your little space on the web! :) I love it and am of course following back!!
I read that you're living in Ohio. I spent an exchange year, as a 16 year old, in Hamilton, near Cincinnati. ;)
Greetings from Germany!
Vanessa
Wow, there is a lot of sand/ grain in the ocean. This is a great expression for all that love, I will have to try it on my SO. :-)
Thanks for stopping by my blog and following! I'm following back. ;) I look forward to looking around some more!
Have a great day!
Jennifer @ http://justpeahyindixie.blogspot.com
Very nice to meet you- thanks for stopping by and saying hello!
Tracy
Great blog! I've nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award! You can read about it at http://whywelovegreen.blogspot.com
-Christine
Hi Erin how you doing? When we linked up a few weeks ago you mentioned having a "Tribe" I have followed you on twitter but am keen to link up on other networks as well. If you can perhaps let me know about it. I am also having a giveaway on my blog starting tomorrow - would love you to stop by! :) Fiona
I am on twitter:@supermomsablog
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