Family Ties-Mother/Daughter Aprons

Welcome to Mother/Daughter aprons! A fun Mothers day gift! I think I may have to start collecting aprons! My son's school teacher collects aprons! I didn't know that when I made her a apron, but I think it would be something fun to collect!


My latest creations! Ok, so now I'm hooked on aprons! They are so fun to make! You can see more on my etsy shop!

Enjoy!

Annie Moore Creations

Welcome to Annie Moore Creations (anniemoorecreations.etsy.com)! This lady creates unique and fun handmade items! I'm so excited to see her creations on Etsy! She has many talents! Her handmade quilts are beautiful!

She loves to create and sew for her family and grandchildren.

I think this is a great bag for church or on the go! Cheers to a creative lady! This creative lady is my sister!

Enjoy!

Aprons for little girls!

With a lot of in put from my little sunshine, we have created aprons! You will find these on my etsy shop! Aprons are lined with coordinating fabric, so you have two aprons in one! We love pockets, so there are four-five lined pockets for crayons, coloring books, cooking utensils, etc. The size fits many-ages 3 to 12. This apron can grow with your child! Aprons are embellished with ribbon, buttons and a lot of smiles!

Enjoy!

Mothers day - Show her you care

The Mother’s day has been branded as a national holiday. The national flag is hoisted as we pay tribute to the most special women in the world, our Mothers!At DHF, we have a host of Mother’s Day gifts and the perfect Mother’s day ideas. Ok so it is unlikely that your Mom is a hard core fan, although there is little harm in inviting her into your sporting life, and to see what it is that makes u

Vintage Christmas Ads Pt. 18 - Borg, 1955

In addition to collecting Christmas music, I have collected nearly 1000 vintage Christmas ads over the years. Many of these include celebrities, radio, television, cigarettes, liquor, modern appliances, and the like.

Occasionally on Friday from here until I run out, I will feature an ad from my collection.

I invite you to add a fun comment, witticism, clever remark, or observation in the comments section provided. Any comments deemed worthy of repeating will be included into this entry where all the world will see it.

It's been quite a while since I've posted something here. After my Chicago trip, I began to look at the calendar year ahead and plan out what needs to be done in the upcoming weeks and months.

All that took a back seat to my back seat. It's been nearly 10 years since I became a stay-at-home dad. Whenever I was done tending to my kids or in between laundry cycles or whenever I got a free day home from my theater volunteer work, I would sit at the computer.

At times, I would work on my Christmas music collection. Sometimes I would work on this very blog. A lot of times I would surf the Internet as a means of escape from my daily duties. Once a day is fine. When you're doing it six or seven times a day for nearly a decade, your body does some strange things.

In short, I'm fat and I need to get healthy. I'm finally devoting my free time to working out. I've found a fitness club that I like and I'm doing my best to get there at least three times a week. If this means no updates here at the blog now, next week, month, or for the rest of the year, so be it.

In that spirit, I recently purchased this ad that I originally found online at Flickr. When I saw this ad there, I knew I had to get it - it perfectly sums up my current battle of the bulge:

(Click on image to enlarge)

When I showed this ad to my wife, she rolled her eyes - it was the first time I got her to do that with anything Christmas related in a long time.

What do you think?

Ernie says: Resistance is futile! Ha-ha. Get it? Borg...

Lauren says: Although if my significant other gave me that ad (or a scale) as a Christmas gift I think he would get more than an eye roll!

John Marshall says: That is pretty crazy to think some advertiser felt that a good gift would b a weight scale. I am guessing they didn't sell to many of those scales that year.

RachelFranco says: Merry Christmas! You weigh a whopping 400 pounds! Eat less turkey and dance more!


Any other opinions?


Capt

Vintage Christmas Ads Pt. 18 - Borg, 1955

In addition to collecting Christmas music, I have collected nearly 1000 vintage Christmas ads over the years. Many of these include celebrities, radio, television, cigarettes, liquor, modern appliances, and the like.

Occasionally on Friday from here until I run out, I will feature an ad from my collection.

I invite you to add a fun comment, witticism, clever remark, or observation in the comments section provided. Any comments deemed worthy of repeating will be included into this entry where all the world will see it.

It's been quite a while since I've posted something here. After my Chicago trip, I began to look at the calendar year ahead and plan out what needs to be done in the upcoming weeks and months.

All that took a back seat to my back seat. It's been nearly 10 years since I became a stay-at-home dad. Whenever I was done tending to my kids or in between laundry cycles or whenever I got a free day home from my theater volunteer work, I would sit at the computer.

At times, I would work on my Christmas music collection. Sometimes I would work on this very blog. A lot of times I would surf the Internet as a means of escape from my daily duties. Once a day is fine. When you're doing it six or seven times a day for nearly a decade, your body does some strange things.

In short, I'm fat and I need to get healthy. I'm finally devoting my free time to working out. I've found a fitness club that I like and I'm doing my best to get there at least three times a week. If this means no updates here at the blog now, next week, month, or for the rest of the year, so be it.

In that spirit, I recently purchased this ad that I originally found online at Flickr. When I saw this ad there, I knew I had to get it - it perfectly sums up my current battle of the bulge:

(Click on image to enlarge)

When I showed this ad to my wife, she rolled her eyes - it was the first time I got her to do that with anything Christmas related in a long time.

What do you think?

Ernie says: Resistance is futile! Ha-ha. Get it? Borg...

Lauren says: Although if my significant other gave me that ad (or a scale) as a Christmas gift I think he would get more than an eye roll!

John Marshall says: That is pretty crazy to think some advertiser felt that a good gift would b a weight scale. I am guessing they didn't sell to many of those scales that year.

RachelFranco says: Merry Christmas! You weigh a whopping 400 pounds! Eat less turkey and dance more!


Any other opinions?


Capt

A Bag Of Joy!

Cheers and Congratulations to Rhonda from Down Memory Lane! She is the winner of "A Bag of Joy!"

Thanks to everyone who entered! I appreciate all of you and special thanks for the advertising on your blog!

Have a "joyful" day!