Altered Book Lover: Silent Sunday: Inside the Great Plains Transportation Museum

Sunday, November 6, 2011

Silent Sunday: Inside the Great Plains Transportation Museum

4 thoughtful remarks:

jinxxxygirl said...: HI there!

Found you thru Seth Apter's blog and i wanted to pop in and say hello before rushing off. I'll be following your blog and adding you to my own blog roll. Lovely blog! Hugs! deb; 7:49 AM, November 06, 2011
Terri Kahrs said...: What a great place to spend some time, Elizabeth! Just scrolled through to see what I've missed - when I read "baklava" my mouth began to water. Years ago we had a Turkish friend who made her own . . . . OMG! It was Divine!!!!

Thank you for all of your warm wishes! It's so good to be back on-line. Matrix withdrawal is a terrible thing!!! ♥ Hugs, Terri xoxo; 7:58 AM, November 07, 2011
Liverpool Lou (Anne) said...: Hi Elizabeth, lots of great pictures, thank you. Lots of lovely food below, yum yum ;-) Hope all's well with you.
Anne xx; 1:00 PM, November 07, 2011
Dianne said...: love the stuff in the museum...great prints in black frames...but the typewriters in the glass case, I used to type on an old Royal that my parents had at home! Does that mean I am museum quality too!? ha... guess I've missed a few of your posts, looks like you've been having wonderful 'eating out' adventures too...yum!; 11:08 AM, November 08, 2011

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