So I just thought I'd help you usher out November with a few pictures of the cutest girls in the world!
They haven't learned that raking leaves is actually a chore, but at least they know how to have fun with them!
And now my baby looks like this...


They come in a variety of sizes and fragrances, and hopefully I will have even more fragrances for you to choose from very soon. Let me know if there are scents you really like and just hope I will carry, please?
I even have wickless candles, for when you can't burn a candle, like at work, or other public venues where a flame is a "no-no!" You can use a candle warmer and still get the same great scent, without the flame.

Anyway, you can check out my website at www.keenbeancandles.com I've been making changes to it lately...I hope you like them (if not, let me know...gently!) I haven't figured out the best "shopping cart" method - directly on my site, or a link to a site called etsy. If you have an opinion, I'd love to hear it.
Since I know my followers in blogland is a smaaall number (and I appreciate every one of you!), if you order from me, and mention that you read this post, I will give you $2 shipping on your first order! That is more than half off the average cost to ship! Just a little "thank you" from me to you!
So check it out...it's the keen bean!
Of course, our waffles did not come out looking as perfect as these (I'm certain even Martha's don't...are these even real?!?) but they tasted so good! Even Grace, who shook her head at waiting for the process to be done, and had cereal instead, ate one later and declared them "very good."
The blueberry sauce is what sealed the deal for me, though.
Again, the picture is a little too perfect, so don't expect miracles, folks. But it was simple to make, and it tasted delicious on top of the waffles.
Here's the link for the recipe if you want to try for yourself (there's a link to the Blueberry Sauce recipe from the Waffle recipe): http://www.marthastewart.com/recipe/how-to-buttermilk-waffles
Thanks, Martha!
Today is a special day. My youngest daughter, Grace, is seven years old today. My baby...is 7. And yet I can still remember the day she was born so well, when she looked like this (being held by big sister, Rachel):

