Little Penguin Quilts Through the Year

Little Penguin Quilts Through the Year

Wednesday, July 8, 2026

I Like Thursday #491

Colorado peaches are here!  Yum!  I look forward to them every year.  They are early this year - I think because we had such a warm winter, the peach trees must have bloomed early.  These are all grown on the western slope - across the mountains to the west of us.


The rabbits are eating everything I've tried growing in my little flower garden, except the alyssum.  I decided I'd better share a picture before they start snacking on these next!  Fortunately they can't reach my large pots!


I found a new author that I've been enjoying, Ethan Joella.  I read two of his books in a row over the last week.  Interesting characters and stories.  They start out kind of sad, but then the characters figure things out and the endings are good!


I got some happy mail yesterday - it was a package from Melva at Melva Loves Scraps, a special treat for participating in her Little House sew-along.  Thank you, Melva!  




LeeAnna's question of the week is about potato salad - how do you make it?  I just happened to have made a batch of potato salad for the 4th of July.  Of course I use Mom's "recipe," which might be written down somewhere, but I just know how to make it.  Red potatoes, purple onion, celery, and hard-boiled eggs.  I season the potatoes with a little vinegar-sugar mix, plus salt and pepper.  Then mayonnaise to mix it all together.  

My mother-in-law made hers completely differently, 
with mustard, mayo, and pickle relish mixed in with the potatoes.  
Of course I ate it, too, because... all potato salad is good, right?! 
But when I make my own, it's my mom's recipe every time!

Joining in with Not Afraid of Color for I Like Thursday.





 

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