Today I join Rain´s Thursday Art and Dinner Date with "Crescent Moon".
And for the dinner part ... grapes and...
To our Swiss neighbors!!!! It´s a dream indeed!
The idea for the colorful children's modeling clay began with a soft compound from the Kutol company that homeowners could press against wallpaper to remove soot, since most homes before the 1950s relied on coal. When electricity arrived, Kay Zufall, a preschool teacher and Kutol's sister-in-law, had the million-dollar idea – the rest is history!"
Addendum: Whilst you, who are in the United States, might enjoy a stuffed Turkey for Thanksgiving, here fK and I take Acerola as we feel a flu or such might be on the way.
Crappy times! Over here. And yet, yes, I give thanks I got to know all of you... in many a country! Am I thankful there is the blogger-world!
26 comments:
Dear friend Iris, I love ❤️ your sketch, the cheese sounds wonderful and Henry looks radiant.
Warm hugs 🫂 🤗 and much love to you 💖 💓
Thank you, dear friend Linda! The cheese is straight from heaven 🧀🌜⭐! Warm hugs and much love back, 0C here, I hope warmth arrives! 🥰
...Iris, what would life be like without Play-Doh?
Boring, Tom, Boring ;-)
Ooooo, that cheese!
The moon was so pretty the other night as we were driving home. I couldn't get a photo, much as I wanted to.
We used to make play-doh sometimes at the library. I can't remember the recipe now but it was pretty easy, and the kids loved doing it.
Thanksgiving! Yes, usually a nice day, but Larry is sick and I will probably catch what he has, so our plans are cancelled.
Love your creative crescent moon piece Iris! and yummy cheese-Christine cmll79.blogspot.com
Now I want some of that cheese, Iris. I loved Play-Doh when I was a kid.
oh you are so creative! Love the cheese and mouse! Super cute. Have a lovely Thursday!
I used to love Play Doh. The boys still do, though beginning to age out. Love your drawing!
You made your own play-doh - cool!
Sorry Larry is sick - if you´re talking flu or such: Acerola might help! Vitamin C from a cherry.
To cheese, Christine!
The cheese is super-yummy, RedPat and I didn´t really have Play-Doh, but Bro had.
Thank you, Maria, I often think cheese ;-)
I never had Play Doh, Bro had. Thank you, I love cheese, as you can see ;-)
I am so old that I remember playing with the wallpaper cleaning stuff. It had a funny smell.
Who knew that Play-Doh (just like Homer says!) came from a cleaning product. I hope you and fK are feeling better.
Were i a mouse. I'd hsve a bite to
Happy Thursdsy
Much♡love
Hi Iris. We had roast turkey with gravy, mashed potatoes, corn, cranberry sauce and stuffing. Pumpkin pie for dessert. It was delicious. Nice holiday meal.
We still play! :-)
D´oh! Yes, Acerola sure helped, thank you!
I can bite into any cheese :-)
That sounds wonderful! I never had turkey... One day, maybe!
So viel Spaß mit Käse, liebe Iris! Aber Ja, wir mögen ihn sehr zu den Mahlzeiten. Als Käse-Fondue, über den Spaghetti und nicht zuletzt im Cordon Bleu. Und schon bekomme ich Hunger. Keine Frage es ist Thanksgiving. Und ich wünsche dir und deiner Familie noch happy Thanksgiving.
Viele Grüße von Heidrun
Heidrun, nun werd ich aber hungrig! Ich habe eine Tante in der Schweiz und hatte noch nie Käse-Fondue! Ich hatte "Australisches" Essen, dank Ingo - dafür bin ich dankbar! :-)
I haven't played with play doh since I was a kid.
I just did!!!! Give away from our grocery...
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