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Sunday, January 16, 2022

Favorite Chair

Mary , who writes the beautiful blog  A Breath of Fresh Air  has challenged 

her readers to show our most favorite chair.




Here it is and Mary has even sat in it.

Happy Sunday dear Friends.



Thursday, January 6, 2022

No, No and No

I am not making New Year Resolutions. 



I'm just happy to be alive



And happy to play in the new snow.






And happy that more snow is coming. 

Wishing you health and happiness,
Gina






Friday, December 31, 2021

New Year 2022

Happy New Year 



Wishing you and all your family a better and healthier 

New Year. 

Gina



Wednesday, December 22, 2021

Merry Christmas


 Wishing you the merriest of Christmases 



May 2022 be the year where everything goes your way. 

Gina 


Saturday, December 18, 2021

Downhill Racers, and Polar Bear Express



Ready, Go. 

Polar Bear Express.

 Plaques which have been added to my ever growing collection of Christmas tree ornaments.  
Painted by my talented friend Sophie Soprano,

Also known as Lynn Farrar of Spring City, Utah.




The Honeymooners.

These charming Christmas plaques are details from Lynn's large oil painting.



Downhill Racers. 

Lynn paints in 2 different styles.  When her paintings are signed by
Sophie Soprano  you know that you will enter a fairy tale world. 

There is another side to Lynn, the serious painter who signs her work.  "Lynn Farrar". 

Come visit her at "Sophie's Black Sheep Gallery" on Main Street in Spring City, Central Utah, 

Did you go sledding when you were young?

Are you ready for Christmas?  

Gina



Monday, December 13, 2021

For the Holidays


Shiny copper pots for the holidays.

Maybe you use your copper pots every day, as I do, or you like to have them sparkle for the holidays. 



There is a painless and quick way to make them shine. 




All you need is CLR (available in every hardware store) 
coarse salt, a lemon, a sponge and gloves. 

No need to scrub,
just glide a corner of your CLR soaked sponge over pot.
Dip a lemon, cut in half, into coarse salt
 and rub a little over tough spots. 
Let rest a minute. 

Wash with soap and water.  
Dry immediately or it leaves streaks. 




I use my copper pots every day. 

They hang from bicycle hooks. 
More friendly than metal hooks. 






Unlike copper polish,  
CLR rinses clean and does not leave a residue. 
(CLR meets U.S. EPA Safer Product Standards).

Have a great week and stay safe.
Gina