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[…] to my brother-in-law’s cows! They finally found the corn shucks from the sweet corn. Hello cows, I enjoy seeing you wander through-and thank-you for staying in the pasture where you […]
[…] to my brother-in-law’s cows! They finally found the corn shucks from the sweet corn. Hello cows, I enjoy seeing you wander through-and thank-you for staying in the pasture where you […]
Ah! Can’t wait to help fix meals in this kitchen! So pretty. Looks like you had a good corn cutting crew.
YAY!! So happy to see some pics! Can’t wait to see them with the hardware on and the room all styled!!!! They look so farmhouse and go just great in there! Aren’t you glad you picked those instead of white for your house?! Can’t believe I’m saying that LOL but they look so much like both of you!
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I am really glad we went with these!! They do look like us both, don’t they?!
Those cabs are gorgeous! Love the color. I’m selfishly bummed that the corn is on already. We are having houseguests in 2 weeks and I had planned on doing corn-on-the-cob. Hope it’s not too far past by then.
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Oooo, I understand! Fresh sweet corn is so handy to have for guests. It is yummy and easy!
REALLY like your cabinets & yummy looking corn almost has me drooling! The coons have been having nightly raids on our patch despite my hubby’s efforts to keep ’em out and the corn isn’t even mature yet.
I think we must have a large coon population around!! 🙁 Matthew said it was probably a good thing we didn’t plant a garden this year with all the coons we’ve been trapping.
umm…. what does that mean under my name when it says my comment is awaiting moderation? I thought I did everything in moderation… lol!!
Your cabinets look great! I love seeing your Kansas prairie house come together…
I love seeing it come together too! 🙂