Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Mrs. Mac's Blogging Time is spent ...

... at the dining room table.  I can't find my camera charger so I'll just post a picture of my dining room table area that I took earlier this month.  I used to have my office upstairs in the guest room .. but with the new laptop, I can be downstairs instead.  Sometimes I use a little library table in the foyer if the day is particularly beautiful weather wise as I can see the mountains from the windows.

Thanks for the suggestion, Connie.  I know Miss Apron is probably on a long journey so it may be a while before she makes an appearance again. 

Your turn, sisters .......

6 comments:

Constance said...

I knew this would be fun! I like your dining room, it looks inviting! Our computer desk is in our "former" (as opposed to formal) dining room. We used it only a couple of times a year and it was a waste of space that we couldn't afford (living in a double wide as we do). The china hutch is still in this room but since switching it out from all china to collectible stuff, it doesn't look weird.
Connie

Terry said...

dear mrs. mac..your dining room is so homey.
is this the room that i liked when i saw you buiding your house..the room of many windows?
that was my most favourite room of all in your house!
i love the antique chairs...love terry

Amrita said...

Wow a lovely place

Felisol said...

A lovely place to sit down and reflect about this and that.I especially admire the chairs. Every thing in the room so neatly arranged.
Quite opposite from mine, I'm afraid...

Pat said...

So lovely. You can blog while watching for a Moose right out your window. I think you may just have the perfect spot to sit and contemplate the world.

Mrs. Mac said...

Yes ... Miss Terry ... this is the room of windows. Three large sash windows, a glass French door leading to the outdoor patio and wilderness beyond .. and above the door a transom window to let in even more light. This is the best spot to view the moose ... keep an eye on the dawg .. watch the birds .. and keep an eye on both veggie gardens.