Anyway, Ginger, I also buy them on sale at department stores. They are rarely found at thrift stores.

Connie, thank you so much! Our kitchen is a much-loved and used part of the house! And I’ll pass that on to Michaela.

Marqueta, I’ll be sure and tell Michaela. I agree that a pretty apron is oh so necessary!

Emily, I used to LOVE Gunne Sax dresses. I had a long dress by them once upon a time.

Samantha, thank you so much. I appreciate your very kind words.

Michelle, you are.

Ginger, I was lucky enough a few years back to happen into the Dollar Tree when they had apparently just gotten in a large shipment of nice, black, cable knit tights. I bought a BUNCH

I have some wonderful pictures of myself twirling in my wedding dress. It was an ivory lace confection, made by Gunne Sax, that billowed out beautifully as I swirled around.

Beauty of a dress, and that apron adds a certain “je ne sais quoi.” It says, “Even a classy lady can be a homemaker!”

Have a blessed day in the Lord!

Very sweet! Why should little girls get all the fun of twirling? Michaela is such a good photographer!

I’d say that a apron is a very worthy splurge, indeed~especially when it goes to a good cause.

It will be sad to see your fun week come to an end; you’ll have to do it again sometime .

Love and joy,

Marqueta

and by the way, from yesterday’s post, i wanted to let you know your kitchen doesn’t look cluttered…..it looks loved and well used.

and michaela, you’re a great photographer and helper!

Where do you get tights for $1?