Decor:
~open on the coffee-table |
And Then There Was Food:
For which I cannot take credit: Mother was the Cook, I merely the sous chef.
Hummus!
Everything you need for Gyros!
Salad, Tahini-dressing, and Tzatziki |
Birthday-Girl-who-loves-hummus |
The gyro--oh yum! |
Almond-flour chocolate cake and lovely Sis
Present time! |
A lot of pictures? I know. . . but there happen to be 23, which is the perfect number for the day. In honor of such, I am going to share 23 random things I am thankful for (about her and otherwise) for:
1. Poetry (especially Milton just now)
2. Brothers and sisters in Christ
3. Particularly, sharing my love for Christ with my sister
4. My family, and all their endearing peculiarities
5. Open windows
6. Lily-of-the-valley
7. Pasta salad and cabbage salad for lunch
8. When the wax-drips are longer than the candle
9. Skirts from Katie
10. Gyros, with all the fixings
11. Beegie Adair Pandora
12. Cooking side-by-side with Mama
13. Singing with my niece
14. Josiah's grin
15. Sweet-pepper dipped in hummus
16. Decorating for a party
17. Giving someone old book-favorites
18. Laughing hysterically around the table
19. Chocolate cake and ice-cream
20. Christa Wells during kitchen clean-up
21. Reading again about Legolas and Gimli
22. Brilliant Authors
23. Twinkle lights
6 comments:
Beautiful pictures Livi!
Happy Birthday to Katie!!! We love you bunches <3
~Alysha
Thank you so much for my lovely, lovely party! It was the best birthday yet. <3
I so agree with your list of 23 things!
How beautiful and special!!
I am so inspired by those illuminated name tags. Also, we have the same blue dinner plates. Why am I not surprised? :) And one more thing, please tell me, what is a Woodwold pie? It sounds intriguing to a pie-loving Hobbit like me.
Hullo Jodi, I love it when you comment! No, I'm not surprised at all to find we own the same dishes and things. . . we seem to be that sort of people. And how wonderful to know another pie-loving Hobbit! I am very much a hobbit myself (mushrooms are the best).
'Woodwold' is the name of an enormous house--nearly a castle--in Spindle's End by Robin McKinley (a delightful retelling of Sleeping Beauty). The Woodwold pie has wild roses 'growing' out of the lattice-work like the enchanted roses that grow over Woodwold to protect it.
~Olivia
We do seem to be that sort of people. :) Thank you for the explaination. I'm enchanted now. Oh, and I have a recipe for a mushroom pie that a lady from England gave me. I'll email it to your mom's facebook, 'cause I've been wanting to write to her, anyway.
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