Isn't this pretty?
Snagged it from a new team member at a site I'm sure you've been to
-and if you haven't, you need to-
Shabby Blogs.com
The folks there dream up and give away (=FREE)
lovely blog backgrounds, buttons, blinkies, post dividers, and more.
This morning I was cruisin' SB's site and met
Keren Dukes from Free Pretty Things For You.
So I helped myself to a few of her pretties.
They are FREE after all, just like her buttons say:
Shabby Blogs.com
The folks there dream up and give away (=FREE)
lovely blog backgrounds, buttons, blinkies, post dividers, and more.
This morning I was cruisin' SB's site and met
Keren Dukes from Free Pretty Things For You.
So I helped myself to a few of her pretties.
They are FREE after all, just like her buttons say:
Just for good measure, I added her
God is Love
button on my sidebar, too.
This weekend I get to attend Daughter #2's baby shower a couple of hours away from here.
Her friend and Sister-in-Law (that would be my dear DIL) have been planning it for months.
I love to watch young women grow in their God-given hospitality gifts!
I'll let you know the highlights next week.
Meantime,
HAVE A BLESSED WEEKEND!
Love,
Linking with
Go to Never Growing Old to link up with the hop.
God is Love
button on my sidebar, too.
This weekend I get to attend Daughter #2's baby shower a couple of hours away from here.
Her friend and Sister-in-Law (that would be my dear DIL) have been planning it for months.
I love to watch young women grow in their God-given hospitality gifts!
I'll let you know the highlights next week.
Meantime,
HAVE A BLESSED WEEKEND!
Love,
Linking with
4 comments:
well aren't you the Sweetest!!!
My dear you have made my day! Thank you SO much!!
Many Many Blessings to you!!
Your newest Follower
Keren! :D
Very pretty! Thank you sooo much .
How sweet!
Stopping by via the Friday hops to say hello and follow.
Have a great day
POSH
http://poshonabudget.com/2011/02/wow-a-lot-of-hopping.html
They do have pretty things at the site. I always appreciate the generosity of these designers in letting us ordinary folk use their creations.
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