Peach Pit

Navigating thru the Pit

This blog is set up so that it reads as if one was reading thru a magazine rather than a newspaper in that newpaper articles are dated whereas magazine articles are not.  Both contain items of interest and that’s why we  choose what we choose. 

Personally, I wanted my blog to somewhat mimic The Pioneer Woman’s blog.  The main differences are mine doesn’t have all the fancy whoo hah that hers does, such as contests.  But, in essence, that’s why I chose WordPress and also why I chose this format.  I’m just your average ‘jane snuffy’ blogger here to share some of my wits of wisdom along with some of my crazy capers:

When I look thru a magazine, I tend to start from the back and work frontwards or just by an article that interests me.  You may be wondering where to go from here.  

There are three sections:

• First section (where you are now):   ‘Peach Pit Navigation and History’ ~information about this blog as well as pages that won’t fit into the two other categories.
• Second section:   ‘Remember Edith Bunker?’  ~anything a typical homemaker would want from weighing a piece of meat with a length of string to baking and cooking.
• Section three:  ‘Those That Inspire & Those That Inspire to Create’   ~In this category are all sorts of arty-fartsy types of things that I have made including my stamped projects.

 

Note:  To get to the pages below each section, just go to the right side of any page and click below any of the indented titles below that particular section.

Thank you for taking the time to visit my blog and I hope you will check back periodically.

Peach Pit’s History

Peach Pit was adopted by us thru an organization called A Paw Up, headed by Yvette Fitzgerrald in Prosser, Washington.

Peach Pit's adoption picture from Craig's List

Never have I seen a dog love fruit the way Peach Pit does!  She had her first peach when she was just five months old and had been living with us for less than a week.  A little later, she consumed a banana during one our camping trips (yes, I also call her Trixanna Banana).  But my favorite nick for her is still Peach Pit.

She does love bananas, apples and of course, peaches (minus the pit).