Are you the type of reader who wants to know "who" is writing a post or are you more of the read the info and get out quick kinda gal/guy? I'm definitely the former. Clearly I was created with a strong desire for connection and relationships, as my poor husband frequently laments when I emerge from a public restroom with a new friend.
Husband: Seriously, what do you talk about with strangers in the Walmart bathroom?
Me: She's not a stranger now. Her name is Sally and she likes to knit. She has 5 grandkids and a dog.
Husband: How do you even know that?
Me: Well, I told her I liked her scarf and then asked if she made it...
Husband: Nevermind.
Or there's the incident still laughed about by our neighbors of when we first moved to our street almost 8 years ago. At the time I had a month off before starting my new job and we had no children. It probably goes without saying as most of us crafty girls fit this description, but I tend to have a lot of energy and need activity to keep me happy. So, as the new neighbor, I baked cookies and took them to the existing neighbor to get acquainted. Not the traditional route, but those neighbors have been some of our dearest friends for years and our families have grown together.
Why am I rambling about relationships tonight? I am participating in a Grow Your Blog party hosted by 2 Bags Full and I thought this party was the perfect time to really introduce myself to my current readers (thanks, I appreciate each one of you!) and potential readers (welcome!).
If you are of the enjoy a post and move on type mentality, then you may want to stop here, which is just fine. I hope you find inspiration and a project you can enjoy. If you prefer to know a little about the author, then without further ado, let me introduce myself and welcome you to A Humble Creation.
My name is Jessica. I am a 32 year old wife and mother of three young children. My first love is Mr. Humble Creation, to whom I've been married for 9 years. You won't see much of him here as he is very private, and I try to respect that trait. He is a loving husband and father and makes me laugh just about every day.
What can I say? We like to have fun and play!
There's Mr. S, my firstborn, the boy who made me a Mama. He's 5 and loves kindergarten. He is a great reader, builder of Legos, and snuggler of his mom. He is a good friend and cares for his siblings greatly.
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| Mr. S |
Next came Miss K, my one and only girl. She is a strong and independent 3 year old who keeps us on her toes with her witty quips, one-liners and activity. She loves tea parties, playing with her brothers and working on creations with Mama.
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| Miss K |
Our family was made complete with Mr. T (Ha!), our last baby. He is an affectionate 1 year old, quick with hugs and kisses. He is happy just about all of the time and loves to wrestle with his siblings.
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| Mr. T |
Why did I start blogging?
I have pondered this question as I am asked repeatedly by loved ones, especially when they wonder how I have time. It's hard to narrow down exactly why I started this blog in November 2012, although I did try to answer this question somewhat in my first post.
I have always enjoyed creating and crafting from a very early age. I finished my first cross-stitch when I was 5 years old as a gift for my grandmother. Over the years, my creating blossomed into quilting, sewing, and other needlepoint work. One day this past year, I stopped and realized I wasn't creating anymore and it felt a little strange. Life had gotten so busy that I had stopped doing what I loved. Don't get me wrong - I am thrilled to be investing in my family and thank God every day for the blessings in my life - but I knew that I was still made with that innate desire to create. I started A Humble Creation for several reasons - to encourage myself to keep creating and share those creations, to connect with others who share my interest, to have an outlet for something that was just for me, and to share a glimpse of what makes me creative, the love and provision of my Creator.
My mission in blogging is to create a safe place to share creations, to get to know my readers and develop friendships, to have fun, and to bring glory to God by using the abilities He has gifted to me and share them with others. I hope you will find A Humble Creation to be a place of hospitality, warmth, encouragement, and inspiration. I look forward to connecting with each of you!
Why the name A Humble Creation?
humble: not proud or arrogant; modest
All of my projects are my modest attempt to enhance the beauty of my life and the lives of others by creating. Sometimes that goal is met and other times my projects are not so successful. More important than a beautiful creation is that I create with a heart that is not boastful, a heart that is serving others and modestly developing the gifts I have been given. In turn, I want to use my creations to be God's humble creation as I serve others around me.
Why the name A Humble Creation?
humble: not proud or arrogant; modest
All of my projects are my modest attempt to enhance the beauty of my life and the lives of others by creating. Sometimes that goal is met and other times my projects are not so successful. More important than a beautiful creation is that I create with a heart that is not boastful, a heart that is serving others and modestly developing the gifts I have been given. In turn, I want to use my creations to be God's humble creation as I serve others around me.
A Few Fun Facts About Me
- I am a fraternal twin.
- My 3rd baby, Mr. T, set a record for being the largest baby ever born naturally in our hospital. He weighed 11 pounds, 9 oz (no, that's not a typo!) and I had him without medications. We had our 15 minutes of fame in the hospital!
- I love Jesus and want to be more like Him in my love for others
- I am a pharmacist. I work one day each week at a hospital and do some consulting work on the side. The other 6 days I get to be home and be Mama.
- Before children I was a professor of pharmacy. I loved teaching college students and maybe will do it again someday, but I'm happy where I am with my babies right now.
- I like exercise, especially group classes and swimming. I taught aerobics for years, but now I just participate. If you want a good laugh, you should watch me do zumba!
- I am an avid reader, especially historical fiction and Jane Austen
- I refer to fabric I like as "yummy", a trait that Mr. Humble Creation finds quite disturbing!
- I met my husband in high school band at the age of 15. We married after college.
- I am a native and life-long Texan.
- I drink my coffee with a little dab of whipped cream, which the Mr. says means I am not a real coffee drinker, but hey, I know what I like!
- I like to grow out my hair and donate it to Locks of Love every couple years. So my hairstyle varies depending on what phase of the donation cycle I'm in.
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I also host a link party each Monday entitled Monday Makeover . Please come by to share all things creative: your sewing projects, DIY decor, crafts, family activities, recipes, beautiful tables, ideas for smoother mealtimes, games your family plays, devotionals, or anything that enhances your life. I look forward to seeing what humble creations you have to share!
Thanks for taking the time to visit A Humble Creation and get to know me. I look forward to knowing you. Please feel free to leave me a comment with your blog info so I can repay the visit. I also enjoy receiving emails from you and will respond to each one. Feel free to visit my contact page if you're looking for a way to connect, or you can click on any of the social media buttons at the top of the right sidebar.
Thank you Vicki for hosting and organizing this get to know you party. It is truly a labor of love and community building!
Thank you Vicki for hosting and organizing this get to know you party. It is truly a labor of love and community building!
Welcome and Happy Creating!








Popping in from BloGro13. You have such a photogenic family its amazing.
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Thanks for stopping by and for your kind words. Every mama likes to show off her family!
DeleteSuch a lovely post :) Thanks for sharing it with us, popping by from Mystic Spirit for the GYOB party! Looking forward to seeing more of your humble creations :)
ReplyDeleteRache xx
Hi Rache,
DeleteThanks for stopping by. I'm glad to meet you. Headed over to Mystic Spirit now...
Hi Jessica!
ReplyDeleteI just love this post! I can relate to you in so many places! I too have made some really nice friends in bathrooms while washing my hands!!! My husband is also private and also tells me I don't really like coffee because I doctor mine up with hot chocolate mix and a lot of hazelnut creamer...haha! I'm also a born-again Christian and want to bring Him glory in what I say and do, and I'm also in my 30's (but not for much longer here...lol)
Thank you so much for taking the time to introduce yourself in this lovely post! I'm looking forward to keeping up with you and your lovely, humble creations! =)
Oh, we're long lost sisters Home Girl! Hot chocolate mix, hmmm? Maybe it will go with my whipped cream in the next cup! Thanks for visiting me. I think I'm already following you; at least I know I've been there before as I had a smile at your blog name. Headed that way now!
DeleteHi Jessica! Love your blog and I can not get over how big your little guy was! Wow! My son was 10 pounds and I thought that was a lot! I started my blog for similar reasons...a place to create and be inspired!!! It has been a fun journey for sure! I look forward to following along with you!!!
ReplyDeleteHi, thanks so much for following me. Yes I still can't get over how big he was and he's 15 months! I'm headed over to visit you now and am looking forward to getting to know you too!
DeleteHi Jessica...
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your post - what a lovely family you have. I am now a new Follower of your Blog - hope you'll pop in for a visit at mine and continue enjoying the GYB Party!
Jan ♥
Hi Jan, thanks for stopping by and for your kind words. Thanks for following me. I'm on my way to your Safe Place now to say hello!
DeleteWhat a lovely post. You have such a beautiful family. What a gift it is to be able to stay at home as much as you do with them. I know that is not the norm anymore.
ReplyDeleteThank you! Yes, we count it a blessing each day that I've been able to stay home with our children. We also have lots of help from grandmas on the days I do go to work!
DeleteI enjoyed my visit here! I am sure your life is richly blessed as you strive to serve our Lord and Savior! I love tablescapes! Not so many ladies around my area even get it!!
ReplyDeleteHi Robyn,
DeleteThanks for taking time to comment and for your kind words. I actually got started with tablescaping when I hosted a table at our church's Christmas brunch a few years ago. The interest took off from there. It's probably good I'm limited on budget and space or else it might just take over our home!
I had to laugh at your Walmart bathroom story - our husbands would certainly be able to relate to each other! One time when I was doing volunteer work for a homeless shelter and it was Easter weekend - I had a call that a carnival worker couple was stranded at a motel near me - their car had been stolen at a truck stop when they went in to eat (with their little dog and all their possessions in the car) and would I round up some clothing to take to them. They had come from Florida and it was chilly here and all they had were shorts and flip flops. Of course after that I couldn't leave well enough alone and invited them over for Easter dinner - I just couldn't let them eat at Waffle House (which was the only "restaurant" within walking distance of their motel). Luckily my husband is a good sport and knew me well by then LOLOLOL It sounds like you have a lovely family and I'm looking forward to reading more. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your story with us! You obviously have a big heart to serve a stranger that way. Thanks for visiting me here. I'm on my way to see you now!
DeleteShall we all meet at a Walmart bathroom? LOL! My husband's said the same thing to me. I'm so looking forward to reading more about you. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteHi Lesa,
DeleteI'll see you there! Maybe we can have a crafting party :)
Thanks for paying me a visit. I look forward to connecting with you more.
Hi Jessica! It's nice to read your blog and find out more about you. Your kids are adorable! I hope you get lots of visitors through Vicki's Grow Your Blog party!
ReplyDeleteHi, thanks for visiting!
DeleteI enjoyed stopping by your blog to get to know you! I love to sew, smock, embroider and crochet. I am old enough to be your mom and have two teenaged children but we seem to have a lot in common! I talk to strangers everywhere, too, and once brought home an elderly (really elderly) man trying to cross a street in his Sunday clothes and slippers. I knew something was wrong! He couldn't remember his full name and stayed with us for a couple of hours until the police determined who he was. He had wandered away from a nursing home. Bless his heart! I truly believe that we are all one with God and are meant to reach out and help one another on an earthly journey.
ReplyDeleteHi Karen,
DeleteThanks for your kind words and for sharing your sweet story with us. I'm sure that gentleman was blessed by you even if he didn't know what was going on. I look forward to getting to know you!
Hi Jessica, So nice to meet you and now a new follower of your lovely blog. What a darling family you have and wonderful pics you share. I am a Texan too and live in North Texas. I understand and can relate to the high energy and have to create journey you are on. Love the Walmart bathroom story. I may have met the same lady. LOL
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the party and blessings to you and yours.
Hugs, Celestina Marie
Hi Celestina, thank you for coming by and for following me! It's nice to connect with another Texan too! Those Walmart crafting ladies do get around. hey, maybe we met in the Walmart bathroom and just didn't know it :)
DeleteI am an Austen fan also!! Love historic fiction! It's nice to meet you, I love meeting new people as well. Our boys enjoy legos and Toy Story and being outdoors, it's great!!
ReplyDeleteStopping by from the blog party!
Kay's Little Korner
Thanks for stopping by, fellow Austen fan! Nice to meet you.
DeleteYou must be my younger sister....you have the 'GIFT'. It's a family trait...the gift of listening...people talk, pour out their hearts and you listen in the most random places and sometimes we are told crazy stuff...Walmart bathrooms are a great place to solve ALL of the worlds problems! Welcome to the 'have ears will listen family'!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your sweet words. I'll take you as a sister anyday!
DeleteLove this! You have a beautiful family! Very blessed! Thanks for sharing! So glad you dropped by my blog earlier!!
ReplyDeleteJenna @ rainonatinroof.com
Hi Jenna,
DeleteThanks for repaying the visit! I have enjoyed your creations and humor on your blog!
You have a beautiful family and it was great reading about them and your life.
ReplyDeleteHi Kat,
DeleteThanks for your visit and for your encouragement!
Thank you for joining in on the party and for sharing a bit of yourself and your lovely family with us. ~Elizabeth
ReplyDeleteHi Elizabeth,
DeleteThanks for stopping by. I hope you are enjoying the blog hop!
hi, Jessica!Your family is awesome! God bless you all!
ReplyDeleteI'll stop by your blog as I'd like to make more friends:) You have a pretty smile!
Best wishes,
Anna from Hindustanka's Sunny Indian Days :)
Hi Anna,
DeleteThanks for your encouragement and for stopping by. I look forward to getting to know you!
I'm visiting from Vicki's. I enjoyed your blog. I am now following. Even though we are different ages, we are both "in the trenches" raising families. We are farmers and we have daughter 18,16,14, and 10. We home school all but the oldest. She's in college now after 12 years of home school.
ReplyDeleteI hope you will visit my blog and follow if you'd like. I enjoy creating, and am amazing at our Creator's creation.
www.everydayruralty.com
Hi Patrice, thank you for visiting and sharing a glimpse of your life with us. Your blog sounds intriguing as I would love to know more about a farming family who homeschools (a job I admire greatly!). I'm on my way over to visit!
DeleteQuite an introduction! Your kids are extremely cute. Your friendliness to strangers is so familiar. I often end up chatting to people I have just met. A few months ago my boyfriend and I were going to see the fireworks. It was very last minute planning and we were to meet outside the park (where the display was to take place). I got there earlier and was hanging around chatting to the security guy, we had a great discussion on the current issues and economy. My boyfriend gave me 'of course you were remark' on arrival. Will read on with interest. Take care.
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Love meeting another chatter and crafter, Lija! Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteHow sweet of you, Jessica, to share these pieces of your life's puzzle with us fellow bloggers. I can relate to the thing about making new friends in just about any place. After 44 years of marriage my husband,also a private person,is still sometimes awed when I make a new "friend" standing in a check-out line or just about any place we go. Your good nature, intuition and character shine through all of your posts. Therefore, it is not surprising to me that you relate so well to people of all age and description. Thanks, once again, for sharing! Lynn
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn,
DeleteAs always, thanks for the encouragement! I appreciate you being a faithful reader and commenter and one of my very first followers! How did I already know that you were one of those who likes to chat with new 'friends"?
I am here via the party at Vicki's. I am Art and Sand. I loved the part about coming out of the bathroom with a new friend. I am the same way. I got it from my dad. Hey, if you are standing in line with a lot of people, talk it up and make it fun. You would fit in on our street. We do 4-5 street parties a year and at least 2 all street dinners at restaurants- like we don't see each other enough.
ReplyDeleteHave fun at the party.
Wow, your street parties sound fun! I'm moving in. Thanks for stopping by and saying hi!
DeleteHello Jessica, you have a lovely blog and a lovely family! I can hear your positive energy flowing in your post. I love that! I enjoyed reading your post, and learning about you. This blog hop is so great this way. I have never participated in one like it..and I am enjoying it very much : )
ReplyDeleteI tend to be on the friendly side too, and I had to laugh at your story of meeting the woman in a Walmart bathroom! lol!
Hugs,
Terri
artfulaffirmations.blogspot.com
Hi Terri,
DeleteThanks for stopping by to say hi. I'm glad to have met you through vicki's blog hop and am enjoying it too. I'll be by to check our your artful affirmations!
Hi Jessica,
ReplyDeleteYep you got me on the beginning of the post, you and your children are adorable and remind me of myself when I was young and yes I talk to strangers too. So that being said don't be a stranger, I hope you visit and I love to jump around in my creations also.
Hugs and have fun visiting all the wonderful gals in blogland.
Oh did I tell you I'm a Grandma of 5, Mother of 4 and well more than twice your age but heck "age is just a number" so now you know all about me.
Hugs and love, Marilou
Hi Marilou,
DeleteThanks for the words of encouragement! Yes, I can already tell I'm gonna like you :) On my way to say hi!
Hi Jessica.
ReplyDeleteLoved reading your blog. What a gorgeous family you have! I am amazed at how you have time for all your activities but then they do say if you want something doing ask a busy person.
Hi Vivien,
DeleteThanks for your visit and your sweet words! I'm really not amazing, just a sometimes sleep-deprived mama by day, crafter by night! That's the secret, neglect the housework in the evenings and make something instead :)
Hi Jessica, this is Jenn from Motherhood:My Latest Adventure stopping by on the blog party. I love creating stuff too! Mostly toys and dolls for my little one, who seems to have brought a crazy creative frenzy to this mummy's life. I have a mermaid doll up for a giveaway with the party, check her out!
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer, I'm on my way to visit. Your blog title is intriguing. Thanks for coming by!
DeleteHey Jessica! I wish I was your new neighbor, I love cookies :) You have a lovely blog, found you on the GYB trail. I'll come back soon!
ReplyDelete-Jade @ www.muffinteahouse.com
I love cookies too...Hmmmm, chocolate chips! I used to bake 7 dozen cookies each month for a ministry at church but it got dangerous as I had to "sample" the dough! Thanks for visiting me!
DeleteI am glad that you decided to blog. Will enjoy watching and reading about your different creations.
ReplyDeleteAngela at stitchinginthezoo.blogspot.com/
Thanks Angela! I'm glad I started blogging too; I've met so many fun people! Your blog name is quite eye-catching...I'm on my way to see if you literally stitch in a zoo!
DeleteHi Jessica, How lovely to meet you and your three beautiful children. I have three children, too, just like you: boy, girl, boy. Mine are all grown up now with DS1 being nearly 25 and DS2 now 20.
ReplyDeletehugs, Kaye http://kittenstitching.blogspot.com
Hi Kaye,
DeleteThanks for visiting me! I could probably learn from you as it sounds like your 3 kids are all close together too! That's why I'm a nighttime crafter. I invest in the kids all day then make stuff after bedtime to keep my sanity!
Hi Jessica, I enjoyed reading about you and your family. Beautiful children. I have 2 young grandsons, 'almost' 1 and 3...
ReplyDeleteHi Wilma,
DeleteThanks for visiting! I know you are enjoying those grandsons, who are at such fun and exciting ages.
Jessica, This was so fun to read! I love getting to know other bloggers, and our kids are close to the same age! My daughter is 5 1/2, my son is 2 1/2, and we are expecting a third any day. Your moment of fame in the hospital was amazing...you must be super woman!! I look forward to getting to know you even better!
ReplyDeleteHi Carla,
DeleteThanks for the encouragement! Not super woman, just nobody knew how big he was going to be and you gotta get them out, right?! I was planning on heading your way today for a little preschool crafting encouragement. Monday is a holiday and I thought we could use some new projects. Glad you stopped by!
Great little family you have!!! My little family grew into a big family with kids of their own!! Nice to meet you, hope you can stop by soon.
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Thank you! They are pretty precious. I know you are enjoying being grandma! Thanks for stopping by; I'll return the visit!
DeleteI love to really get to know other bloggers, so this was fun for me to read! My "story" for the most part is built into my blog on an "About Me" page because I do want for others to know who they're "talking" to when they leave comments. I think that when you know a little about someone's background, it's much easier to relate to them on a personal level. My husband, like yours, just doesn't understand how I can carry on conversations with perfect strangers and know their life history in 15 minutes or less. We were at a funeral today, and I chatted with the lady sitting next to me about shopping (of course!) and travel and all sorts of fun stuff. It really helps pass the time, but my husband doesn't get that. (Just so you know, we weren't chatting DURING the funeral. We were waiting for it to get underway.) I'm a "what you see is what you get" kind of gal, so I don't mind putting it all out there for the world to see! Hooray for you donating your hair to Locks of Love!!! Have a good weekend!
ReplyDeleteHello, my tablescaping friend! Yes, I've enjoyed your about page! That intro, along with your fun comments, is what made me feel like I already knew you when I got to see you on the tv segment! Thanks for sharing your story; don't worry - I wasn't concerned that you were talking during the funeral! Sorry to hear you had a loss.
DeleteOh Jessica what a great blog! You have a beautiful family and an equally beautiful outlook on life. I can see myself in you. I am twice your age now but I still 'collect' friends wherever I go. My husband used to roll his eyes but over the years just smiles. He has even made a new friend or two in a public bathroom, tire store, restaraunt, wherever............you never know when you will run into a new 'kindred' spirit.
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Hi Catiean, thanks for stopping by and sharing. I love that you've converted your husband from an eye roller to a maker of new friends!
DeleteWhat a cute family you have! Enjoyed reading and getting to know more about you! :)
ReplyDeleteMarti
Thanks Marti! I certainly have enjoyed your Sew-licious blog! And thanks again for featuring my work!
DeleteEnjoyed reading all about you and your family. You are quite inspiring. Will be back soon. This blog party is fun!
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Charlsey
Hi Charlsey,
DeleteThanks for stopping by! I'm enjoying the blog party too. Love your name...I've only known one other person with it. So pretty!
... jess.. what a fun read that was.. thanks for giving out your story.. such a
ReplyDeleteloveable family... time goes so fast.. so ENJOY.....ty mitz_zee@yahoodotcom
Thank you for your visit and your kind words. Yes, time certainly does go way too fast..it's why we're always playing and creating!
DeleteAhhhh! This might be my favorite post that you've written (and looking at the wealth of comment love above me, I'd venture to guess I'm not alone in that!). I absolutely LOVED learning more about you and your fabulous self - - your quirks, your interests, your stories, your passions...all of the wonderful things that make you YOU!
ReplyDeleteThe photo of you and your kids with the bows in your hair is priceless; so much joy!
I had no idea you were a fraternal twin! Ha, and we did the same thing in bringing cookies to our neighbors when we moved into our current home; they reciprocated a few months later with the yummiest spring rolls I ever did eat. And I can relate to your son with the whole 11 lbs. thing - - but he has me beat with the extra 9 oz. Wowza! And you must have been a superhero to go through your delivery naturally. Mad props to you, Jessica.
And it doesn't surprise me at all that you make friends after coming out of the bathroom at Walmart. You have bestowed such kindess and friendliness to me in the short time I've known you in blogland...clearly, God has given you a great gift in being an encourager and a blessing to all those you encounter!
So thankful to be your bloggy buddy!
Hi Lauren, Thanks for your encouragement as always. I decided it was time to stop hiding behind the fear of boring people or seeming self-absorbed and just lay it out there. I've been so encouraged by all the wonderful people who have read and responded.
DeleteYou were an 11 pound baby?! Good, you seem normal sized now :)
We keep wondering if Mr. T will ever level off, the big guy!
Thanks for being my blogging buddy...it is greatly appreciated from the bottom of my heart!
Dropping by from "Grow Your Blog". Like you I love Jesus, family time and creating. But, unlike you, I'm a retired teacher, and a grandmother. Thanks for the it resting read.
ReplyDeleteLynne,
DeleteSo nice to meet you. I'm glad you dropped by. I'm now following you as well and looking forward to some knitting tips!
You have a very lovely blog. I'm a new follower and a 'Grow Your Blog' participant. Have fun at the party!
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Hi Evalina,
DeleteThanks for following me! Hope you're enjoying the party. I'm on my way to see you now!
What a delight to hear your stories and learn about your family. We are truly blessed with HIS choicest gifts and love. Thanks for posting and joining the Party. www.karendorcas.com
ReplyDeleteHi Karen,
DeleteThat is so true. His blessings are abundant and full! Thanks for stopping by.
What a lovely blog. You have a special skill to tell stories.
ReplyDeleteMagdalena
Thank you Magdalena! It's easy to tell a story when it's all about those you love!
DeleteHello from the UK. Thanks for such a lovely post, Jessica. I loved reading all about you and your beautiful family.
ReplyDeleteThank you Angela for stopping by and leaving me kind words of affirmation!
DeleteHi Jessica! I love reading your blog! I look forward to reading more about your humble creations!
ReplyDeleteNorma
Thank you Norma! I'm so glad to meet you here and look forward to getting to know you!
DeleteI am a quilter so I was thrilled to find your blog. Such a lovely family, too! Deborah at Simply Miss Luella
ReplyDeleteHi Deborah,
DeleteSo glad you stopped by. I always love meeting other quilters! I'm hoping to finish more of them this year :)
Hi Jessica! Nice to meet you via the Grow Your Blog Party though if you struck up a conversation with me at Wal-Mart, I would be just as glad to chat.
ReplyDeleteI am interested in becoming more crafty so I will look forward to following you.
And good for you for donating your hair.
:-)
Traci
Hi Traci,
DeleteThanks for stopping by and saying hi. yes, I'm sure we would have a grand time visiting at Wal-mart, probably in the crafting aisles? Look forward to getting to know you!
Lovely. I came here from Vicki's party, still going strong. Do stop by my blog too and enter the giveaway. See you there.
ReplyDeleteHi, thanks for the sweet words. I'll be by your place to say hi!
DeleteHello Jessica,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post! I enjoyed reading it. You have a lovely family.
Will sign in as a follower, like to read and see more !
Live in the Netherlands and participate in the "Grow your Blog"Party.
Love to make new friends.
Name of my blog is...
Shabby Royale
Blessings,
Wilma.
Hi Wilma,
DeleteThanks for your encouragement and for following. Look forward to visiting your blog and getting to know you!
Nice to meet you! I hope this blog keeps you crafting and doing what you love.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your encouragement. Isn't it great to have a place to share what we love?
DeleteJessica,
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful posting! I so enjoyed reading about why you are blogging and the purpose for your name, and seeing a glimpse of your family. You have a wonderful way with words and I have been so blessed to meet you! ♥
Thank you Laurie! I appreciate your support. I have also enjoyed getting to know you and learning from your lovely creations!
DeleteHi Jessica, visiting via Vicki's GYB Party and will return for your post before this one...I'm totally low tech and am grateful for all help! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you paid me a visit. Hope you find the help you need with the social media buttons tutorial!
DeleteWhat a lovely blog you have! I am really glad to have found it through the GYOB party!
ReplyDeleteHi Lynda,
DeleteThank you for such a kind compliment! I'll be stopping by to return you a visit and say hello!
Hello Jessica, you have a lovely blog. I'm new follower and 'Grow Your Blog' participant. You have a very good looking family, we have 3 also bu.t boys only))) I love cross stitch and sew, hope you will stop by to say hello,
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Nina
Hi Nina,
DeleteI'm sure you're kept quite busy with 3 boys! I'm so glad you stopped by and decided to visit with me. I look forward to seeing your cross stitch and sewing projects!
I'm visiting from the GYB party. Enjoying your blog. I'm a new grandma so I'm sure to get some project ideas from you. Following you now. Hope you'll stop by my blog. My tips are good for everyone not just babyboomers.
ReplyDeleteHi, thanks for stopping by and following! Congrats on that new grandbaby. Especially as he/she gets older, you might find a few fun tips on my kids corner. I'll be sure to stop by and visit. As the daughter/daughter-in-law of baby-boomers, that's a crowd I love!
DeleteJessica, your babies are darling. You have accomplished so much at your young age. It's quite impressive. I will be following you!
ReplyDeleteJessica,
ReplyDeleteI am SO GLAD that I returned to check out your blog a little better {I commented earlier on your cute tea party tray ;)}. I am excited to follow you now & look forward to getting to know you!
Have a beautiful weekend with Mr. Humble Creation and your adorable kiddos! :o)
All for His glory! :),
Brenda @ChattingOverChocolate.blogspot.com
Jessica, what a fun blog!!
ReplyDeleteI love reading about you and your kids and seeing some of the things you create! It sounds like there's never a dull moment at your house and you are enjoying it all!!
I'll be back to visit often!!
xoxo, Silke