Family of pots...

Family of Pots

Winner#1:Anonymous said...
I love to give Zotter the Potter to my hubby. He loves pottery and I started giving him Zotter the Potter on the day we met. It's stamped with our names and the day we first met. He has one with our Wedding Day, our 6 month anniversary, our 1 year anniversary, our 5 year anniversary and now I just ordered one to celebrate our first house together. We have them displayed around our house. They just bring up good and happy memories of our life together. I plan on ordering more as we continue to celebrate special memories in our life as husband and wife. Zotter the Potter is just something that is special between us and something that will grow old with us. We look at our pottery and talk about the life we created together!

We found the cutest picture on Instagram today....

Thank you for sharing this. It made our morning :)

Some crazy man showed up on his own doorstep last night to "properly present" me with flowers 😍😊 #swoon #itsthelittlethings #lovehimsomuch #weddingpottery #roses

A photo posted by Nell Humphreys (@nellybean22) on Jul 7, 2014 at 8:32am PDT

nellybean22 My grandma and grandpa had the exact same one on their mantle my whole life & I inherited it. I tracked down the potter #zotterthepotter on Etsy of all places & my aunt had one made for us for the wedding. I have them together in my grandmas pie safe now ❤️

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Third Tuesday Happy Hour at NOLA On The Square:The January event takes place at 6 p.m. on the 20th at NOLA On The Square, 24 Market Square.

Linn Run State Park and Crock (CR) with oak tree logo....

 Crock (CR)

                                                          

 An excellent October trail to take at Linn Run State Park is the Grove Run Trail.

It was pretty with the fall leaves and a pretty challenging trail.

                                                                                A fun find along the trail was a tin box propped against a post.                                                          

Inside the tin box was a composition book and a pen protected by a  plastic bag in which people were encouraged to journal.

So, we logged in our two cents...

and continued on our way. 

 

We found a pipe connected to a natural spring with which we could refill our water bottles.

 Cool, clean and delicious spring water was much appreciated at that point.