Showing posts with label planting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label planting. Show all posts

Thursday, April 9, 2015

Bloom Giveaway @ Sew Crafty Angel

Happy Springtime Everyone!
Ready to get your garden started?
Do you need some seeds and maybe some new garden tools?

You know I team up with my friend Katherine every month to bring you a
fantastic giveaway, this month we want to help your garden Bloom.

Just enter below and Good Luck!
Hope you will take a moment and visit the lovely sponsors
who helped make this giveaway possible.

Hugs my Friends,
Angel


( note- flower seeds will not be included in the bloom giveaway gift package if the winner is outside of the United States)
One winner will receive-

$220 in PayPal Cash and a Bloom Gift package from Katherine ($30 value)

This months Paypal cash is brought to you by Katherine and some of her sweet bloggy friends ♥



listed in no specific order
Katherine- Katherines Corner
Kim, Jessica, Cassie, and Amber- Lou Lou Girls
Christine-Painted Chateau
Christine-I Dig Pinterest

Entering the Bloom Giveaway is easy-

Just log into the entry form using your email address or facebook and click on the first entry on the rafflecopter form. Please read the terms and conditions and write yes.
Confirm you are an email subscriber of Katherines Corner or become an email subscriber
  (this will be verified) and enter as many bonus entries as you would like.
Open to all Katherines Corner subscribers over 18 where permitted .
Giveaway starts April 10th and ends April 30th.
Copy the button below for the Giveaway extra entry. Please place it on your blog with a link back to the giveaway ( see rafflecopter entry form Grab the Button entry) ♥


( remember to let Katherine know where to find it ).
Good luck in the Bloom Giveaway ♥
a Rafflecopter giveaway

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

The Harvest

"We thank Thee, O Lord, for this bountiful harvest!"Wow, I can't believe it's November.  I grew up on a tobacco farm and I can remember when the weather got cold my daddy started talking about the upcoming time to strip tobacco.  I remember the warmth from the huge metal barrel in the barn for heat, the songs we all sang while we worked, the smell of my mommas cornbread she'd bring down from the house at lunchtime.  We worked hard living on a farm, by age five I was cooking and was actually pretty good at it.  We also learned that the work could be enjoyable as well as hard.  My Gramma sounded like an angel singing as she worked alongside PaPaw.  My grandpa taught my daddy, and daddy taught us kids, that if you sow good seed in fertile ground and trust in The Lord you will reap a bountiful harvest.

Cotton farmer, John Vanderslice, and his daughter stand on newly planted field, May 1972 by The U.S. National Archives, via Flickr