Just a reminder that i will be drawing a winner tomorrow for my 403 post giveaway...you can enter here.
If you have read my blog for awhile you will remember the pancake story. If you are a newer reader here is the pancake story from my 100th post giveaway. (Sept 16, 2008).
A true life story honoring the number 100!
When I was in kindergarten we lived in a teeny tiny town in Washington called Montesano. I used to walk a couple of miles to school each day. We were busy learning our numbers and our teacher had assigned us to bring in 100 of something. I have always liked the quirky and oddball...so I brought in 100 pancakes!
My mom and I made them together...they looked so fun all stacked up tidy on a cookie sheet. I was so proud of my 100 pancakes! No one else had 100 pancakes, only me! My classmates were impressed by the teetering stacks! As I strolled home that afternoon giddy with the success of my day I ate cold pancakes. One after another, happy as a five year old can be! (I did not eat them all either!)
This was my child hood story that I tied into for the 100th giveaway. I love this little memory, but did not want to make 400 pancakes for a photo for my 400th post! Good luck if you entered the giveaway...I'll be posting the winner tomorrow.
I may make pancakes for breakfast....
Now that is a very cute story. No I don't think you want to make 400 pancakes, but you should have some just to celebrate!
Posted by: Linda @ A La Carte | April 11, 2010 at 02:18 PM
How funny, you must have been sending pancake vibes my way because we made them this morning. Not 100 however... :)
Posted by: RunLoriRun | April 11, 2010 at 07:42 PM
Laurie, what an endearing story!!
I hope someone walked with you to
help carry those 100 darling
pancakes!!!
Hugs,
Janis
Posted by: Janis | April 11, 2010 at 09:01 PM
I adore the sharing of memories, and this one is great. Imagine walking two miles to school! And with pancakes no less! Congratulations 300 pancakes later! Elizabeth
Posted by: Elizabeth | April 11, 2010 at 09:22 PM
I have my kindergarten kids bring in 100 of something on our 100th day each year. I must tell you that I have never had 100 pancakes brought in. You always have been one of a kind!
My most interesting 100 collection ever brought in was a bucket containing 100 cicada shells. They were brought in by a little girl that marches to her own drummer to this day!
Posted by: Melissa | April 12, 2010 at 10:36 AM
So, I'm running out of the door this morning. What's that on the front porch? It's a box. I quickly open it up (I know who it's from). First I see a vintage card & a Magpie Ethel card. Then, 3 little trees with vintage tiny ornaments (I collect these trees), then blue tissue, I unwrap it... it's a sassy ornament doll holding a bird!, more tissue... a bird wearing a party hat. Then in a cellophane bag... a decorated egg with a tiny bunny and mushrooms, and then bingo cards, note pad & pencil, paper straws (unopened box) old birthday candles, paper umbrellas and 2 cards of buttons - pink & green. This was better than Christmas or my birthday. Thank you, thank you, thank you. You're the best, Laurie
Posted by: Janet | April 15, 2010 at 01:40 PM