Windfalls
I made a (one) pear.
He was happy to join the family meeting.
My pear can be used to stick needles in, or just as plain decoration.
I’m in love with my pear.
I also love the word windfalls that I just learned today. I looked up fallfrukt which means “fruit that fell from the tree”. Not as pretty in Swedish as it is in English. Windfalls sounds so romantic to me.
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How cute that is! Excellent choice of fabrics. You may have also read that “windfall” also can mean “an unexpected gift,” as in seeing this post today. :-)
So cute! :-)
S? fint!
Diane: No! Is it true? I just looked up the translation for the Swedish word. I had no idea. I was thinking it would be a great name for a blog, and now it’s even greater! thanks!
a pear…the pear…how lovely…and the windfall…fruitful…have a good weekend…blessings, rebecca
Oh, it looks wonderful! I love the shades of green.
Smiles,
Abbie
Your pear is beautiful! Your photography is breathtaking! I love your blog! Hugs, Laura
Hi Hanna!
I think your pear is perfect! I?d like to see a whole bowl filled with these – in different colors of green, yellow and other autumnal shades.
Have a nice weekend!:)
Windfall is a wonderful word – and your pear is lovely!
The pear pin cushion is adorable. I had a lot of fun looking at your blog.
jessica
No wonder you are in love with that pear! Looks delicious ;) And fits so perfect with the real fruits! Enjoy looking at it and of course using it.
Your pear is beautiful !!! I wish I could speak your language – it looks lovely and it probably sounds better.