Sniff*Sniff* Missing Madison. Love your marble run!! Very cool, and I really like the new banner. Perfection.
And Jada, the rumors are oh so true. I mean, it was in Darlingtons paper and all so it must be true, right. I just moved from there and can't believe I now missed seeing Johnny. Probably in the very same bar you met your husband.
This week I read in the WSJ, I think, that Columbus was working on the contract nego for the film location...now Darlington is in the mix. The mystery deepens!
When I was a kid, I had a handmade marble toy. I absolutely loved it. It's one of those things that I wish my mom had held on to so that I could have passed it on to my daughter.
kat-We bought it at a Waldorf store when visiting Minneapolis last year - but I have seen it in town at JT Puffins and Playthings. We have the "basic set", and then are are expansion pieces. The boys love figuring out the different setup configurations as well as running the marbles once it is ready!
The koi!
ReplyDeleteThe bread!
The boyz!
I love your blog...Xxx
Nice photos, cool mural!
ReplyDeleteOooo that bread looks so good!
ReplyDeleteNice town, great looking bread and the cutest boys!
ReplyDeleteOwen has a marble run game too.
Rumor has it Depp will film in Darlington, WI-- famous for Canoe Fest and the bar in which I met my husband the summer of 2000. ;)
ReplyDeleteSniff*Sniff* Missing Madison. Love your marble run!! Very cool, and I really like the new banner. Perfection.
ReplyDeleteAnd Jada, the rumors are oh so true. I mean, it was in Darlingtons paper and all so it must be true, right. I just moved from there and can't believe I now missed seeing Johnny. Probably in the very same bar you met your husband.
The new banner is great and I love the photos! That marble run is really cool, and I could almost smell that delicious bread.
ReplyDeleteThis week I read in the WSJ, I think, that Columbus was working on the contract nego for the film location...now Darlington is in the mix. The mystery deepens!
ReplyDeleteyum, bread ummmmmm....
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a kid, I had a handmade marble toy. I absolutely loved it. It's one of those things that I wish my mom had held on to so that I could have passed it on to my daughter.
ReplyDeleteI love your marble run - where did you find this one?
ReplyDeletekat-We bought it at a Waldorf store when visiting Minneapolis last year - but I have seen it in town at JT Puffins and Playthings. We have the "basic set", and then are are expansion pieces. The boys love figuring out the different setup configurations as well as running the marbles once it is ready!
ReplyDeleteOh, these are very good! And I love the new one at the top of your blog as well. Isn't photography fun?
ReplyDeleteHow's the weather where you are? You talked about ice holes, so I am guessing that you are still recovering from the last snowstorm.