I've also been busy with these. Anyone know what they are? If you guessed turnip and mustard greens, you are correct. I couldn't help but have a giggle while I was looking and washing these, adding the country ham to a big pot for supper, thinking how truly southern I am. We can turn anything pretty much into a meal. Fixing a pot of pinto beans and some baked chicken too. Hungry? It does sound like a Cracker Barrel menu, eh? :)


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Your Autumn bear is really cute :), so sorry about the flare-up, hope you're feeling better now :)
So cute!! :)
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Wow Tammy, now I really AM hungry. lol What a cutie Autumn bear is and I hope you're feeling better, too.
He is adorable, I look forward to seeing him finished :)
hello dear, thank you so much for following my blog and for the lovely comment..
i really love your sweet blog and cute stitching :)
keep well dear..lots of love for you xx
Your bear looks great.Sophie hasn't been tested for dyslexia as she is onlys in year one at the moment.So I will see how things go in the next year.
Thanks for looking at my work.x
Love your Autumn Bear, Tammy. Hope your hand feels better soon.
Supper sounds delish! :D
The bear is very cute. I hope you are feeling better. I'm so glad I ran across your blog (following the IHSW links). I have been hurting since around June. At first they thought it was a pulled muscle or a pinched nerve. Yesterday the doctor tested me for RA (my sister has it) and Lupus - he says other things as well - but those are the two he thinks it might be. Anyway I've been quite sad thinking I might never be able to stitch again. I'm so glad that to see it is possible between flares. I should know something Monday. Sherry
The Autumn bear is adorable, weldone. We planted some pumpkins and turnips this year, hubby is looking forward to pumpkin soup :)
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