Heritage Days.
Click on the link to see what all the whole town is buzzing about. http://www.historicspringcity.org/events/index.html
Yards are getting trimmed and windows are getting polished.
We will be busy, busy, busy for the next week or so.
Working and loving every single minute of it.
Putting the spit shine on our little town.
Attitude of gratitude:
~I'm so grateful to live in such an amazing and beautiful town.
~I'm so grateful for wonderful friends that bring me beautiful plants and delicious treats and visits filled with laughter and "remember when's''.
Great pic of the sun rise. Sounds like the whole town is busy getting ready! Have a great Memorial weekend
ReplyDeleteYou truly are BLESSED! It looks like it will be a beautiful time! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun time! I love small, historic towns. Especially when they preserve and celebrate the history of it all. You'll have to share some pictures.
ReplyDeleteI looked at the Spring City link for Heritage Days and how exciting! If I lived closer I would be there in a heart beat with bells on! How fun is that? I didn't know you lived in an historic area and look at all the talented artists you have there too. Take lots of pictures if you have time and share it with us. We have Dogwood Days here and I never go...it's the saddest excuse for a festival I've ever seen. I went down one time about 2:00 in the afternoon and there was no one left! LOL! Yours sounds amazing and to think you live right in the middle of it! Woo Hoo! Happy Heritage Days to you!
ReplyDeleteThe work will all be worth it! I would love to visit your town!
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures! I might try to paint that geranium.
ReplyDeleteNancy
Kerin: Oh, the beauty of living in a small town..Happy Wednesday..Judy
ReplyDeleteHi Kerin!! I just love where you live!! How is the bottle hunt? xo Heather
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful part of the world you get to live. Enjoy. Happy Memorial Day
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog and I'm your newest follower!! What a fun location you live in!
ReplyDeletechris
Small town celebrations are so fun. We have one in my little town over Labor Day weekend.
ReplyDeleteExciting!! I do so love towns that spit shine and celebrate!! I look forward to seeing some photos! Enjoy! blessings ~ Tanna
ReplyDeleteHi Kerin, I have been looking over your posts that I have missed while being gone...love the bread, the bottles stuck into the ground, the country funeral...I love that you are so in love with the place there! Us too, even if it is still just part time, our home in Bicknell is still for sale, but when it does sell then we will be in St. G full time and serving in the temple for sure! Have a great M weekend! :)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun time. :)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!
Melinda
Hi Kerin!! It is me again! Just wanted to tell you that I just awarded you with The Liebster Award on my blog!! Congratulations and hope you accept it!! xo Heather
ReplyDeleteGood afternoon, Kerin~
ReplyDeleteEvery year in October, we have our Heritage Festival and I just LOVE IT! It is such a wonderful time for our community to get together!
I hope you have a WONDERFUL time! :D
Blessings~
Laura
Love your title! :) The color of your flowers are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteA very joyful post, Kerin. This is a lovely time of year. We are thankful for good neighbors and blog friends, too. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your tractor! We finally bought a new tractor this year since the old one was a total antique and almost impossible to drive not to mention not doing the job right once you got it to move!
ReplyDeleteWe got a good deal from a place that was going out of business so we got a different brand and it sure gets the jobs done!
Hi Carol..
DeleteThat's not our tractor..but one the city hired out to clear the sides of the road.
I WISH I had a tractor!!
If I ever get one..(big IF) I'd love an old red Farmall :)
This type of work is so rewarding, Kerin. The kind that makes your heart smile.
ReplyDeleteOff to visit your link.
Thank you for stopping by. Glad you liked the Audrey post.
Much love,
Marcia
wow, sounds like a fun time!
ReplyDeletei really love your homestead and your place.
beautiful tractor as well.
have a great week ahead!
That is wonderful, Kerin! Little towns are the best...
ReplyDeleteHope you take lots of pictures!