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Keep Your Fork
On a recent outing to Brown County, my good friend, Nancy, discovered a rubber stamp that just had to make it's way home with me. "Keep Your Fork", it proclaimed. The stamp describes the end of the meal when the dishes are being cleared away, and someone says to you, " Keep your fork!" And you know something wonderful is coming - chocolate cake or apple pie or some other marvelous treat. This has become my theme for approaching life - "Keep your fork!" Adventures are ahead!
Welcome
Who knew when this year started out that this blog would become the site for our stamp and paper creations (and maybe a few recipes and other shared things along the way)? But since the blog was set up, and since the CardsNMore Group needs a place to exchange ideas, this seems like a good place to begin. So...Welcome.
I'll begin posting our cards from our club nights as soon as I can get pictures and directions put together. Feel free to post comments, make suggestions, etc.
Those of you who know me, know this is not going to be a very sophisticated blog. I'm computer-challenged at best. But I'll take any help anyone wants to give.
I'll begin posting our cards from our club nights as soon as I can get pictures and directions put together. Feel free to post comments, make suggestions, etc.
Those of you who know me, know this is not going to be a very sophisticated blog. I'm computer-challenged at best. But I'll take any help anyone wants to give.
Keep Your Fork
When you are eating out and are told to "keep your fork", you know that you're not done yet....
dessert is on it's way!
During this time, I encourage you to remember that God is still at work, and is not yet finished with what He intends to do in your life. He desires what is best for you, and it will be worth waiting for...
keep your fork!
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About Me
- Mary
- Like most women, I am a composite of roles. I am a wife, mother, daughter, friend. I am a licensed mental health counselor, a minister, a teacher and a lover of crafting. These days, I'm primarily concentrating on stamping, scrapping and quilting (another kind of scrapping). Crafting is some of the best therapy I know! I absolutely love to help other people discover the creative "bent" in themselves and watch their eyes light up as they complete their first card or paper creation.
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