- No one will ever want me to be a food stylist, I guess. :) The Sunday morning hominy grits when they were almost ready. This batch was perfect - with just the right amount of thickness.
- Friend Barb gave me two bars of this soap about 10 years ago, when I admired the scent of it in a shop. French soap from Provence in my kitchen. Just heavenly. The first bar lasted all this time and was down to a sliver, so I dug out this one. It's almost too pretty to use.
Things in my kitchen that make me happy. :) It's almost Thanksgiving here in the US, so out came the Pilgrims! Happy Tuesday!
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Mr. and Mrs. Pilgrim are adorable!
Hi Lynn - lovely that you have the favourite Mr and Mrs Pilgrim to come out at Thanksgiving time ... your hominy grits look perfect - we'd call it a luscious bowl of porridge with extras .. sugar, milk, butter, salt - or whatever your wish ...
Love the thought of that bar of soap lasting so long .. good use of it I guess - have a very happy Thanksgiving ... cheers Hilary
The simplest things often bring us the biggest pleasures and the biggest smiles.
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Mr and Mrs Pilgrim finally get to come out of the closet!!!
Happy Thanksgiving, Lynn. :)
Those Pilgrims are adorable!
That soap lasted for ten years???
That is Amazing!!! I wash my hands so much I'm lucky if my soap lasts for three weeks!
A VERY HAPPY THANKSGIVING to you and yours, my dear.
I love that Mrs Pilgrim is the pepper shaker - adding a bit of spice to the relationship.
I saw some soap that looked very similar at Trader Joe's, believe it or not! Not Provence, but probably smells just as good. ;)
You'll laugh, Lynn, as I have a cat shakers - both wearing scarves and winter jackets - that peek at me from my cabinet and they come out next month when Christmas is lurking. :) I love that Mrs. Pilgrim gets to be the pepper. :) Not sure what sex is what with the cat shakers - lol!
Yummy on the soap...luxurious and lovely. I know how hard it is to use it that first time. :)
Happy Happy Thanksgiving!
Those pepper shakers are adorable!!
You're right, some soap almost seems a shame to use! And I love the pilgrim shakers, too.
happy thanksgiving! xo
Happy thanksgiving (and who is going to fix me grits this morning)
I like having a special soap at my kitchen sink, too. It's a luxury to smell something like lavender or rosemary during the daily mundanes.
I remember the Pilgrims from last year! It's good to see them again.
I love French soap. I go out of my way a couple of times a year specially just to buy it at the one store in Toronto where it can be had for less than an arm and a leg. If it's triple-milled it will last for ages.
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