An Amish woman’s clothesline is a sight to behold. It’s often as neat and tidy and colorful as her well-tended garden and flowerbeds.
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We really do love our Dutch oven, the original slow-cooker!
Who decides what’s grown-up food and what’s kid food? I’m thinking parents.
Barley is another grain, like quinoa that might not be widely used. But, the nutrients in barley and the flavor it gives to a dish make it worth hunting for in your grocery store!
We love lifting our eyes from our desks to watch what’s going on in the back field.
I love the photos you post. Postcard beautiful. Laundry day in south Louisiana is traditionally on Monday along with a simmering pot of red-beans-and-rice day. They are wonderful cooked in the slow cooker! This recipe would go great with your photo.
I love to drive threw our Amish county Holms co. Ohio the farms are so pretty and even the clothes on the line look nice…..
beautiful picture
beautiful! I’m always fascinated by what things are hung together, and the color of the linens/towels. I’m a laundry geek.