Editor of the Current Paid a Visit to Turkey Creek Lavender! Mayhem Ensued!
Just kidding about the mayhem! It was actually a very calm and lovely morning. I just couldn't resist a nod toward a small newspaper I grew up reading in southwest Missouri. It's still being published so I won't name names, but it's a place where "mayhem ensued" or "a good time was had by all." I know, it has nothing to do with Karen's visit. I digress.
If you follow TCL on Facebook you know Karen Kaley, editor of the Current, our rural Cotton Electric newspaper, paid me a visit last month to write a story highlighting our little farm. She came at a good time. The Fat Spike Grosso was blooming very nicely.
We had such a fun morning, talking about lavender, and life, as we strolled around. Karen cut some lavender, and took alot of pictures and then went back and wrote a wonderful article about the farm.
Here is the link to the article itself, and here is the link to the recipes I provided, which Karen put on a page of their own. Now if you've been following the blog these won't be new to you. I provided most of them as pantry staples to have on hand for when you're feeling the urge to try cooking with lavender. (And we all know how much I love to do that!!)
Some of you are first time visitors to the blog. Welcome! Please click and "Follow" along. If you have a blog I'd love to follow and read about you, too! Or, if you prefer, you can "Like" TCL on Facebook to keep up with our current soap offerings, activities, and adventures. I also Twitter as Lavenday, although I don't Twitter very often. Or you can find me on Pinterest, which I'm slightly addicted to!! (Don't laugh. You know you are, too!!) However you do it, I'd love you to join me on this journey.
You can find me at the Lawton Farmer's Market on most Saturdays. It's on south Sheridan Road in Lawton, Oklahoma in front of the Great Plains Coliseum from 7:30-11:00 a.m. Occasionally I make a Wednesday morning, but I'm usually making soap!
Thank you so much for stopping by. Have fun browsing past blog posts. One day I'll try to organize the posts into pages so it's easier to navigate, and you don't have to go hunting! I'll get to that soon, when things slow down a bit around here. Pinky swear.
Thanks again to Karen for the great article!
See you all soon! Again, welcome to Turkey Creek Lavender, where "a good time is had by all!!" (Okay, I'll stop now!)
Cathy : )
If you follow TCL on Facebook you know Karen Kaley, editor of the Current, our rural Cotton Electric newspaper, paid me a visit last month to write a story highlighting our little farm. She came at a good time. The Fat Spike Grosso was blooming very nicely.
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| Karen Kaley, editor of the Current |
We had such a fun morning, talking about lavender, and life, as we strolled around. Karen cut some lavender, and took alot of pictures and then went back and wrote a wonderful article about the farm.
Here is the link to the article itself, and here is the link to the recipes I provided, which Karen put on a page of their own. Now if you've been following the blog these won't be new to you. I provided most of them as pantry staples to have on hand for when you're feeling the urge to try cooking with lavender. (And we all know how much I love to do that!!)
Some of you are first time visitors to the blog. Welcome! Please click and "Follow" along. If you have a blog I'd love to follow and read about you, too! Or, if you prefer, you can "Like" TCL on Facebook to keep up with our current soap offerings, activities, and adventures. I also Twitter as Lavenday, although I don't Twitter very often. Or you can find me on Pinterest, which I'm slightly addicted to!! (Don't laugh. You know you are, too!!) However you do it, I'd love you to join me on this journey.
You can find me at the Lawton Farmer's Market on most Saturdays. It's on south Sheridan Road in Lawton, Oklahoma in front of the Great Plains Coliseum from 7:30-11:00 a.m. Occasionally I make a Wednesday morning, but I'm usually making soap!
Thank you so much for stopping by. Have fun browsing past blog posts. One day I'll try to organize the posts into pages so it's easier to navigate, and you don't have to go hunting! I'll get to that soon, when things slow down a bit around here. Pinky swear.
Thanks again to Karen for the great article!
See you all soon! Again, welcome to Turkey Creek Lavender, where "a good time is had by all!!" (Okay, I'll stop now!)
Cathy : )
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