Togetherness

This weekend, my friend Kristin came to visit. I am so blessed to call her my sister, my confidante, and my friend. She is generous, creative, fun, silly, kind…the list could go on and on. I love that we can be real when we are together…we know each other’s shortcomings…but we love each other in spite of them! We have so much in common…we kind of blend into one another It’s been such a blessing to be able to spend so much time together over the last couple of years. God is good! Here’s to many more spring rolls, my friend. Check out the details of our weekend here.

8 Responses to “Togetherness”

1. Nov
   14
   2006
   At 9:39 am angela says:

   You guys seem like you had the best time. I love your photos. YAY for visiting friends. Enjoy this wonderful day. =)
2. Nov
   14
   2006
   At 10:15 am km says:

   I’ll toast to that, my friend! Thanks for loving me in spite of my somewhat cranky and tired disposition this weekend.
3. Nov
   14
   2006
   At 11:02 am Here we go... says:

   I miss you girls! I am so glad for the fun time you had. Good freinds make every day brighter!
4. Nov
   15
   2006
   At 3:03 pm Anonymous says:

   What a great time it looked like you had! My sister was down for the weekend also.

   Noticed the bee house teapot photo…dang those things are haunting me LOL
5. Nov
   15
   2006
   At 5:10 pm Charity Singleton says:

   I love the way you see things, Sara. Your perspective of the people you love is especially warm and intimate.
6. Nov
   15
   2006
   At 10:15 pm L.L. Barkat says:

   What a blessing!

   Now, just a quick question, too… um, is that a sea anemone in that teapot there?
7. Nov
   16
   2006
   At 12:16 am Anonymous says:

   How wonderful that you share such a wonderful relationship- that’s special! Looks like a lot of fun (and food).
8. Nov
   16
   2006
   At 11:36 am Matt says:

   i LOVE your blog - so refreshing and informative.

   i’ve fallen out of the blogosphere b/c of sixty hour work weeks; one day i will return.

   but i do have a few questions for you. i’m wanting to learn to cook organically while saving money. (i’m also learning to cut back on my eating-out budget.)

   any suggestions?

   do you save a lot of money by making your own bread? if so, what’s a good, simple, healthy recipe for a loaf of whole wheat bread?

   thanks for your help. you can email me @ nestnashville@gmail.com.

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