Burn one, take it through the garden and pin a rose on it!
or should I say that will be a hamburger with lettuce, tomato and onion….
Yes, the Doodle Diner opens it’s doors tomorrow!
What’s on the menu?
Well, it’s our group blog featuring the artwork of:
Linda Silvestri
Teri Skrdla
Kathleen Rietz
David Sones
Candace Trew Camling
Roberta Baird
So stop in for a Cup ‘o joe and a few delicious doodles
www.thedoodlediner.wordpress.com
Dat Loretta and Rango was no regular gators
Why dem swamp dogs was known from da bayou to Decatur
Dey dance da Lambada, da Salsa, an de Tango…
But dey pack the house when dey dance
ZY-DEE-CO!
Never dare was a team dats moe betta
Den two steppen Rango and his sweet boo Loretta!
Fo True!!!
The muffled sounds of their captors grew faint as the two unlikely travelers made their escape.
Each one knowing that the success of their journey was dependant upon the other.
“Hold tight my young comrade.” rumbled Celtore.
We’ll follow the Waters of Gilead until we’ve traveled far enough to land. There after we’ll travel by night.”
Ingredients:
1 large jar
polymer clay for making mushroom houses
soil
sand
small plants
1 giggly little girl
First we found a very large jar. This one originally held birdseed so I didn’t have to go buy it.
Then we made the houses and Liv’s orange rock out of polymer clay.
Fill the bottom of the jar with sand or gravel for drainage, followed by a layer of soil.
Arrange your houses and then put in the plants. Add any baubles or decor that a faerie might gather.
The result…. one satisfied munchkin and one faerie garden!
