Very nice, Kathleen.

I guess you are feeling better. That's good news.

Lee

Happy to see you here Kathleen...you've been missed.

I always love checking out your Blog! This one was
'Spooktacular' !!

Hope you're feeling much better.

jane

I had just gone to your blog before getting on here, and was loving your witches and everything.
I'm glad you are feeling better and can shop and post again. Can't wait to see your CTS haul when it makes it out of the car. LOL.

hugs, Karen

Kathleen, your poem was just so much fun! I am honored to have been included in your little witches escapades! LOL Not only do you set beautiful tables and cook wonderful food, you are a literary wiz too! ;o) Bet you had fun figuring out what names would fit where, didn't you?

I forgot to mention to you before that I thought the way you used the orange tablecloth and the big spiderweb on top was really clever--I would never have thought to do that! Your centerpieces and all the accessories are just so great too. Like everyone else, I loved both of the tablescapes.

Luvs

And I forgot to mention I also was honored to be in your poem, whacking those poor witches with my broom. LOL.
But at least it was softer than Betty's cane!

hugs, Karen

This is a nice poem, Kathleen! Besides the fact of being a Chef you're also a potet, wow :)

I like the table for kids with those bright colors and all those candy corn, both candles and dishes, it's lovely and makes the heart feel good as we enter the Winter.

I also enjoyed the pictures on your outdoor shower - thought at first it was a sauna but it's really nice and the treillis is plendid! You did a great job with the whole project!

HEY! I didn't see a reference to oldalgebra in there! There must be a thousand words that rhyme with algebra.
Now let's see . . There's . . .

Well, there's . . .

There's . . .

Oh, yeah. There aren't any.

OK, then. You're off the hook!

HA!

Oh, by the way - great tables. Although the more sophisticated looking ones might normally be my first choice, I've got to say that, deep down, the candy corn table tops my list.

Oooops! POET, not potet :)

It just doesn't get any cuter than that kids table with the candy corn, precious. The poem's adorable, so much talent, time and effort, thanks for sharing.
Syble

Love them all but your black & white table is so unusual and lovely! The candy corn candles are darling, BTW!!!
Lynn