One of my favorite stories is The Little Red Hen. She is industriousand self-reliant. The little red hen also wears an apron, and bakes her own bread.
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She seeks wool, and works willingly with her hands. Proverbs 31:13
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- Susan
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5 comments:
I love that book! What a girl...she's so diligent and uncompromising, too. We could all take a lesson. ;)
One of my favourite books! I love the quilt too.
Your blog has such a nice homey feel. I think you could revive my lost domestic urges with some of your recipes. They faded when my sons graduated and went off to live their adult lives, and I shifted to creating art and writing.
Gosh, you bring back memories of all the little golden boo ks!! I always loved them as a child. The Little Red Hen is such an appropriate story choice for you ;)
I like the book and the pretty quilt square shown with it.
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