Talking About it Tuesday #131
We had another lovely summer week last week. The younger boys and I went to check out the botanical garden and Alec headed up to Maine for a bread fair he was working/volunteering for... I didn't even know they had fairs for things like bread!
We had a wonderful party last week and I have some fun features for you today. I love seeing what is popular each week and then, of course, speculating why!... sort of like I do with my own posts. Do you do that too? I can't wait to see what you'll share with us this week.
Most Popular Posts from Last Week:
Everyday Images & Fashion Files by Memorable Moments & Modest Missives
Warning- Hallowe'en & Fall Awesomeness Ahead!! By My Seventies Split
Some Others that Caught My Eye:
This party will remain open until the weekend. My hope is that everyone will share all sorts of wonderful posts: travel, recipes, how to's, crafting ideas, and more-- up to 3 posts per blog. Anything that is family friendly is welcome; even old posts that you'd like to get some new views.
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It was a beautiful week here too. Bread fair,?? I want to go to that!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's what I said! I think I'm going to make the trip up next year.
DeleteI saw recently that there is a new Little House on the Prarie TV series. Have a great week, and thankyou for the link up
ReplyDeleteYes, I've heard a few people "talking" about that too but I haven't watched it yet.
DeleteThank you for the party. A bread fair sounds really interesting.
ReplyDeleteIt sounded really neat; there were classes in sour dough, pasta making, focaccia art, etc. that you could sign up for and there were lots and lots of vendors selling all sorts of bread and bread related products.
DeleteThanks for hosting us each week!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome!
DeleteA bread fair in Maine sounds neat! Thanks for the link up :).
ReplyDeleteI thought so too! You're welcome.
DeleteThank you for the link up! I love all things bread so why not a fair! Lol! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty much what I said too. It's funny that it was like their 15th year and yet even here in northern CT I had never heard of it before.
DeleteWell a bread fair sounds like my kind of fair : ) Thanks for hosting Joanne!
ReplyDeleteMe too!
DeleteThat's interesting about a bread fair! I'd love to go to one and see what they do.
ReplyDeleteI think it would be really neat. He came home all excited and already said he can't wait to go back next year.
Deletesee ya later, friend!
ReplyDeleteWow, a bread fair! I didn't know about things like that, either. How cool. Thanks for hosting this fun linkup. :)
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome!
DeleteWas it the botanical garden in Boothbay? That’s a fun place and I have never heard of a bread fair either…
ReplyDeleteNo, we went to the botanical garden in/near Worcester, Mass before he headed up to Maine.
DeleteA bread fair? Count me in!
ReplyDeleteRight?! I was so bummed not to be going.
DeleteHello, Joanne, thank you for a lovely party and allowing us to share with you and your readers
ReplyDeleteMorning, Joanne, thank you for a lovely party
This week: #38+39
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DeleteWonderful features...we watched the new Little House of the Prairie and enjoyed it. A bread fair sounds like a delicious venue to attend. It is hard to believe it will be August soon--summer is flying by!
ReplyDeleteI haven't watched it yet but I've heard good things about the new series.
DeleteA bread fair: that is pretty cool! Our summer is winding down after a super packed last 10 days. We just did a little back to school shopping and clothes shopping for the 2 oldest.
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Ours is winding down too as both boys head back to school in just over 3 weeks.
DeleteI have never heard of a bread fair, either, sounds fun! Thanks for the party!
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DeleteBread fair...that sounds funny - I had to ask the translator what that means. Good that you had a fine week and a nice party. I am back after a short break.
ReplyDeleteHave a good time and all the best
Violetta
Nice to have you back!
DeleteThank you for mentioning my post.
ReplyDeleteI often wonder why some of my posts are more popular than others. One of my most popular was one I wrote on a whim about the song You Are My Sunshine. It gets hundreds of views a day. I thought I'd try to recreate it by writing about Nancy Drew. I took time, researched a well-though out blog post about Nancy's 95th anniversary last year. It barely gets any views. Ha! I have no idea what the formula is!
You're welcome! I have no idea either... even when I think I do.
DeleteI've never heard of a bread fair, either, but I'd love to attend! LOL! Thanks for the party!
ReplyDeleteI would too!
DeleteJoanne, you made my day. Thank you, thank you for giving Topeka, KS exposure and attention!
ReplyDeleteI've noticed babies/kids, animals like cats, dogs and wildlife, and thrifting seems to attract attention.
Have a wonderful week, Joanne!
All the best.
Debra @ Life Captured
You're welcome!
DeleteFor today's party, I am linking up # 82, 83 and 84!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting this wonderful party!! I really appreciate the time and effort that goes into it along with visiting all the links!! I hope you are having a great week!!
Hugs,
Deb
Debbie-Dabble Blog
Thanks so much for joining us.
DeleteIn a town about 30 miles from here, there's a Bread Museum and it's really interesting, so a Bread Fair makes totally sense to me!
ReplyDeleteAlec visited a bread museum in Greece; but we don't have any museum like that in the United States.
DeleteHey there Joanne! Thanks bunches for hosting & warm hospitality. I'm sitting at #88 this week.
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DeleteA bread fair? Be still my heart! It sounds like a great week!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
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