This is Kelli's Show and Tell Friday! I look forward to this everyweek--I may not play every week, but I do enjoy looking at everyone's Show and Tell's :o) So, please go over to Kelli's and and leave your own link for something you would like to share and visit everyone there too.For those of you that know me and have read here awhile know I collect cows. So, today, I am going to share a very special cow--she is one of my smaller ones--and she was placed on my birthday cake when I turned 25. She was given to me by a dear friend of mine---most of the cows I will share periodically was given by my dear friend Mary--Mary passed away not too long ago from breast cancer, and I miss her dearly--but I look all around my home and see all my cows that she had given me and I smile---- Last week for Show and Tell, at my daughter's school--Alexis brought the little cow in and told her class about my dear friend Mary.
Thank you all for looking:) My little cow is going back on her shelf now.
Isn't she just adorable? Look how tiny she is:)
Julieann,
ReplyDeleteFirst of all, I love miniature things. Second, your little cow is so adorable. What a sweet remembrance of a dear friend.
Hi Julieann,
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to let you know I stopped by to see your S&T. The cow is cute and I'm sure your memories of your friend Mary are precious.
REally cute!
ReplyDeleteA very cute little cow ! I collect cats, lol !
ReplyDeleteJulianne,
ReplyDeleteA precious remembrance of your friend Mary...isn't it a mystery that a black cow eats green grass and gives white milk that makes yellow butter?
I enjoyed my visit with you...Betty
our grown daughter collects pigs....but if it were me, I'd collect cows like you.......this one is adorable. And atop a birthday cake, that is too precious!!! I would enjoy seeing more of your cows on ANY given Show n Tell!!!
ReplyDeleteMy show n tell is posted. Drop in for a visit if you can find time, I love visitors. :o)
What a sweet reminder of your friend! She's adorable!
ReplyDeleteHe's a cutie.
ReplyDeleteThat little cow is just adorable! I have a friend who collects cows too. I'm always on the lookout!
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Linda
This is one sweet cow and how wonderful that you can remember your friend when you see these thoughtful gifts she gave you. Blessings...
ReplyDeleteYour little cow is so cute indeed but what I like most of your blog is the background music of "Little house on the Prairie" I loved watching it on TV when I was a little child! The German title is "Unsere kleine Farm" which means "Our little farm" in English.
ReplyDeleteYou really made me smile, thank you so much!
Best wishes from Germany,
Anita
she's a cutie....so tiny...
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing..
Deby
So tiny and so precious but what a token of a BIG love and friendship!
ReplyDeleteSusan
She is so cute, and what great memento of your friend.
ReplyDeleteJulieann,
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry to hear about the passing of your dear friend. What a blessing she was in your life! It's so extra-special that your daughter shared about her. :o) I love cows, too!
Have a wonderful weekend!
What a cute little cow, and what adorable children you have. Thanks for the comment you left on my blog about my crocheted dress. I have another picture - my 5th grade school picture - that was made in the dress, but I decided not to post it. Maybe I should have. It has always been one of my favorite school pictures.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
Cutey Cow .
ReplyDeleteLove your little cow. She is so cute!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a special post. The cow is adorable and so small!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet, isn't wonderful to have such good memories of your friend all around you.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my show and tell today. Please do ask you grandmother if she still has her rationing books, and any other memoribilia; if she doesn't want to part with it, just make color copies. I would love to hear from you after you talk with her!
Sandra
Your little cow is so darling, but what is even sweeter is how you have chosen to honor the memory of your dear friend by sharing her with all of us. Thanks so much. She was obviously very important and special in your life.
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Your little cow is so darling, but what is even sweeter is how you have chosen to honor the memory of your dear friend by sharing her with all of us. Thanks so much. She was obviously very important and special in your life.
ReplyDelete-Cookie
Your little cow is so darling, but what is even sweeter is how you have chosen to honor the memory of your dear friend by sharing her with all of us. Thanks so much. She was obviously very important and special in your life.
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Cute little cow...
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by!!!
Come back soon!
Something so tiny sure does hold a special place in your heart... sweet~
ReplyDeleteJulieann, the cutest little cow I've ever seen! Thanks for visiting my S&T post!
ReplyDeleteGood thing you put the quarter with it! I didn't understand how tiny it was until I realized that was a quarter beside it. So cute!
ReplyDeleteThat is small! My mother in law collects cows and they surround her home. The kids love them!-
ReplyDeleteOH!! This little cow IS adorable!!! Does she have a name? :)
ReplyDeleteAnd how SWEET of Alexis to take her to show and tell!!!
His,
Mrs. U
Oh thats cute and interesting. Happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteHi. I've seen you commenting on a lot of the sites that I have visited tonight and thought I would drop by. I love your story and your cow. Have a great weekend! Jennifer
ReplyDeleteAwwww, she's ADORABLE! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little cow, and nice story about them being sweet reminders of your dear friend.
ReplyDeleteKatherine
Awww....what a sweet little cow, Julieann! I have a collection of Mary's Moo-moo's, I'll have to share them sometime soon. :0)
ReplyDeleteKelli
What a cute little cow! I love that this little cow was on your birthday cake - how fun. :)
ReplyDeleteAwwwweee, she is so cute! How special that your dear friend Mary gave her to you. It is neat that you have memories of Mary all through your home.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!
Hugs, Sharon