Over the summer I’ve been steadily adding links to my “To Blog” folder. My list runneth over so I’m going to simply share a whole bunch of them here since I know I won’t get around to writing posts about them. I think there must be something for everyone here!
And is that pansy cake not one of the most beautiful cakes you’ve ever seen? Want, want, want! LOL!
Enjoy!
The “Busy” Trap from The New York Times
Reading chair made from two wooden pallets from kojotutorials
Chocolate biscuit cake from thestar.com
Michigan Accent Pronunciation Guide from Michigan Native
‘The doctors told me to have an abortion’: Mother with cystic fibrosis defies medics to give birth to triplets from UK Mail Online
Sprinkle Heaven from Layer Cake Shop
The Emmeline Gabrielle Farmhouse and More New-Old Houses in New England from Hooked on Houses (link fixed)
For More Pianos, Last Note is Thud in the Dump from The New York Times
Your ebook is reading you from The Wall Street Journal
You Probably Have Too Much Stuff from The New York Times
On Being On the Blogging Fence: My Thoughts after BlogHer12 from Uppercase Lowdown
Super Cute Ribbon Wreath from Sorority Sugar
Baroness Park of Monmouth from UK Telegraph
Struggling to Let Go of My College-Student Daughter from The New York Times
Refugee from Facebook questions the social media life from The Washington Post
Why is the Episcopal Church near collapse? from BeliefNet
How A Foot-Powered Washing Machine Could Change Millions Of Lives from Co.DESIGN
Alexandria Charmer Before and After from Ply Gem
Well thanks for a good laugh to start my day…I disagreed that I have an accent but then I actually started to SAY all those words out loud and sure enough I say every single one of them with the Michigan accent ! I am a good Michigander I guess!! Karen
Karen,
You are welcome! I laughed through it as well. I don’t think about my accent until I start talking on the phone with someone from another part of the country and realize that I work harder to not use Michigan slang and pronunciations. I thought the history behind it all was quite interesting as well. I love our state!
My daughters 3rd grade teacher was a stickler about milk and pronouncing her T’s at the end of words ……she worked with my daughter not to say mehwk, which is how I say milk, I could NOT hear what the problem was…my daughter still corrects me . Now I hear it. Hysterical.!! Karen