Saturday, June 4, 2011

Dust If You Must

Thursday's dust storm is still hanging around. When the skies are not a brilliant blue, there is dust in the air. Although it might not be visible right in front of us, it must be rather heavy to cover an entire sky above.

Last nite we met friends for coffee. My skinny latte was served in a mighty big cup at Java Detour.

Hubby brought back tea from Sri Lanka on his recent trip there and it was gifted to our friends along with a couple of crocheted dishcloths.

We received orange marmalade made by the British Ladies Society. It will go great with the cranberry scones from yesterday.

On dusty days, the sun is nothing but a dot in the sky.

Today is a pajama day. Blogging, cleaning (lots of dusting) and hopefully some crocheting this evening. Hope your Saturday is a good one! Best wishes and blessings, Tammy

20 comments:

  1. Tea from Sri Lanka -- lucky girl!!! We all of a sudden have summer in southern Mo. but it's welcome after a rainy, cool spring. Have a wonderful weekend. Jan

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  2. Oh, I love pajama day! I hope you enjoy yours!

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  3. Your latte looks yummy.
    What a thoughtful gift you brought to your friends. The marmalade sounds like the perfect accompaniment to your scones. Can't go wrong with cranberry and orange.
    The dust storm doesn't look like fun, but the pajama day sounds like a good way to make the most of it. Enjoy!

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  4. Hi Tammy...Oh, I love orange marmalade. Just bought some made in England and guess what? I like Smuckers better. ha

    Take care and have a wonderful pajama day. Susan

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  5. Dear Tammy...I love that you will still notice the pinprick of sunshine on such a dusty day...that's just like you, my friend!

    Enjoy your jammie day--and your scones and jam!

    Julie---A Vintage Chic

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  6. Happy Saturday :)

    Here it's the opposite - clear blue sky and sunshine again. We're on a roll. Supposed to be hot and humid today, which is 90s for us, but I'm glad. Hopefully some time in our pool this afternoon, but I have grocery shopping to do this morning for our regular 2-week menu and also for the summer-gettogether/family reunion event which we are hosting at our house one week from today.

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  7. Sending you some hugs for your PJ day! xoxoxo

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  8. Hi Tammy,
    I'm a bit curious...I have never experienced a dust storm before so forgive my silly questions...Are these storms any thing like what they show in the movies? During these storms is the air breathable? Can you go out or do you have to stay indoors? I know silly huh? But curiousity just got the best of me :-)
    Wishing you a wonderful weekend my friend.

    Hugs and Kisses,
    ♥Ana

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  9. Dearest Tammy,

    As it turns out you do have numerous days that the sky is not clear and bright... But you have the gift of creating 'sunshine' in your home and in the hearts of others by giving meaningful gifts from labor of love. Sharing treasures with friends, like the tea from Sri Lanka is also a blessing; it makes you enjoy yours even more!

    Lots of love,

    Mariette

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  10. Oh, I LOVE pj days! Yours sounds like it will be so much fun, Tammy! :)

    Enjoy!
    ~ Zuzu

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  11. hi tammy,

    i am having a similar day although i have made it into my sweatpants. looking forward to a hanging around kind of day. brownies may be in the near future ...

    hope the dust clears soon.

    xo
    elyse

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  12. SO SORRY ABOUT YOUR DUST....SO MUCH WORK FOR YOU. WELL ENJOY YOUR PJ DAY, LOVE YOUR GIFTS, MARMALADE IS MY FAVORITE. HAVE A GOOD ONE. RIZZI

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  13. PJ day sounds wonderful. We have sunshine here, we have not seen much of it this spring. I am working today, went out on the Bookmobile for the first half of the day. It is great to get out to share library materials. It is hard to imagine what a dust storm would be like. I hope your day has been great so far.

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  14. Lovely gift swap!

    OH NO...not the dust AGAIN?! Goodness, it's keeping you busy with the dusting. I'd be having a pyjama day too.

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  15. Tammy, have I told you (probably more than once) that I never tire of the Emerson quote. Inspires me everytime I read it! ;)

    I chuckled at the super glue nosespray story! They are such good little helpers! LOL! And, I feel for your friend with the 7y/o and the new baby. Sometimes adjustments to family change are very challenging. Our Little Man just did not understand why his momma had to hold that baby to nurse and couldn't hold him at the same time. Bless his little heart. I know it will get easier for him, but for today my heart hurts for his little heart.

    I'm guessing at the teenage years there can be some interesting times for you! LOL! Makes me glad to be a grandmother! Hee hee.

    Enjoy that marmalade on those delcious looking scones! blessings ~ tanna

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  16. I love pajamas days... thanks so much for the visit.. We are doing well.. althought entirely way to hot here already... now is my craft time of year.. my sewing time... hope the dust settles soon....big hugs

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  17. Hi Tammy,
    It's been a while since I visited and had to read through several posts to see what you've been up to.

    I think I'd just shrivel up and die in those temperatures. I can't bear 90 degrees, much less what you deal with.

    Thanks for your recent visit. I've been so bad about logging on and I really must change that.

    Your blog is such a sweet place to visit; always so positive and calming. I really appreciate you and what you share.

    Have a good Sunday and week.

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  18. Hello Tammy!
    I'm discovering your blog and it is lovely :)
    Thank you so much for visiting!
    Angie

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  19. Hi Tammy,
    Fruit, toasted Irish bread and seville orange marmalade, A heavenly breakfast. Enjoy your days and keep away from thr dust.
    Have a great Sunday,
    Hugs, Angela.(Mouse House Tales.)

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  20. I just don't remember that many dusty days in Kuwait. I am reminded on a daily basis here, as there is ALWAYS dust in the air here. Not much fun, but what can you do, other than clean it up??
    Your skinny latte looks yummy. I am always up for one, and the bigger the cup, the better. Hope you found your time to crochet.

    Love ya,
    Renee

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