MY VIEW FROM....


Other participants in THE VIEW FROM THE FRONT DOOR
.... please click and visit on 01/22/07. Thanks to Vicki and
Willowtree for this fun idea.

Vicki at Living Life & Catching Light
Susan in Va at Are We There Yet
Karmyn at Dreaming of What If's
Pretty Lady at Strawberries and Champagne
Carol at Small Town Rambling
Songbird at My Way
Devon at Loves Rain
Melissa at Waking Up
Kathy at Anecdotes, Antidotes, and Anodes
Beth at Ice Cream Mama
Marnie at I didn't say it was your fault
Shauna at S.O.S.
Amy at A Family Story
Mark at Dirty Uncle Mark
Jenny at Mama Drama
Mary at Almost Somewhat Positive
WillowTree at A Dingo's Got My Barbie
Julie at Another Chance Ranch
Kila at Mom To 3 Cubs
Robin at Pensieve
DoDo at Voodooesque
Tiff at Tiggerlane
Erik at The Electric Firefly
Rachel at Crazy Is As Crazy Does
Chilihead at Don't Try This At Home
Girl con Queso at Room Conqueso
Sue at This is Cyprus
Beccy at Peppermint Tea
Claudia at La vida Claudia
Mrs CPA at Mrs. CPA
Sharon at From Fattie to Hottie
Kurt at Kurt

Comments

Anonymous said…
That's a lovely view, and I'm happy to see bird feeders. I feed the birds too, but you won't see that in my post that's going up early tomorrow morning.
8:18 PM, January 21, 2007
Carole Burant said…
It's fun to see what you see when you open your front door:-) I notice you don't have any snow...I can send you some if you want??? hehe
8:58 PM, January 21, 2007
Mary said…
I love that, Pamela in her pajamelas!

Very pretty!
9:19 PM, January 21, 2007
Ms. Kathleen said…
Ha! That is cute! My main front door is on my deck and then you go down...

Cute!
9:26 PM, January 21, 2007
The very nice man said…
Great blog and picture! Nice to meet you and we will have to have another blogshere posting day soon!
3:20 AM, January 22, 2007
Beccy said…
Love the presentation
5:02 AM, January 22, 2007
Anonymous said…
Now I just want to call you Pajamelas!

Your view is awesome! Do you have more than one of those brick pillars?
5:49 AM, January 22, 2007
Robin said…
Cute caption, Pamela :).

And it's fun seeing your front view (since we all know your backyard so well!).

This is fun, huh?
6:01 AM, January 22, 2007
Anonymous said…
I adore your front yard!

Lovely!
6:04 AM, January 22, 2007
BarnGoddess_01 said…
nice front door photo! it looks peaceful. Where are all the birds?
6:24 AM, January 22, 2007
Susan in va said…
"Pamela in her Pajamelas" - Priceless!

I love your view!

P.S. I'm participating, too! I must have forgotten to inform Vicki :(
6:54 AM, January 22, 2007
Masago said…
Nicely framed. Would be interesting to see the photographer in this one. :-)
6:56 AM, January 22, 2007
Anonymous said…
Swampwitch posting from her Pajamelas... love the bird feeders, as you already know ! Is that an aspen or some type of birch. My front door view will be up tomorrow as B's birthday post took precedence.
7:01 AM, January 22, 2007
Shauna said…
Very pretty. . . Love the big trees!
7:14 AM, January 22, 2007
Kellie said…
'Pamela in her Pajamelas'--that is too cute!
8:16 AM, January 22, 2007
Tiggerlane said…
Nicely framed view! And great tag - "Pamela in her Pajamelas!"
9:23 AM, January 22, 2007
Heather said…
love the lamp! i want one.
9:34 AM, January 22, 2007
Anonymous said…
I want to see the picture of Pamela in her Pajamas. Woo Hoo Lacy!

Hey.. add me to your list of people with a view!! I'm over here alone. left out in the cold. sniff..sniff.. rejected..sniff..snot... lonely.

Whining worked at WT's.. does it work here too?
10:10 AM, January 22, 2007
Anonymous said…
Cute caption for your photo, LOL.

I like the Birch tree. Nice landscaping.

~Kila at momto3cubs
10:13 AM, January 22, 2007
Anonymous said…
LOL! Pajamelas! Very creative!

I may have to join this one. Looks like fun!
10:48 AM, January 22, 2007
Anonymous said…
That looks awfully familiar.
11:25 AM, January 22, 2007
Unknown said…
Just saying hey...

"HEY"

Birches are my fav tree next to pines.

♥Pam
11:37 AM, January 22, 2007
tlawwife said…
I love the way you framed your picture.

My name doesn't rhyme so well but I did take my picture while in my pajamas so I feel like I am in good company.
1:23 PM, January 22, 2007
willowtree said…
There's always someone who has to be clever! Those art classes are getting to you. Oh, and while I'm at it....very nice view, the place looks friendly
1:52 PM, January 22, 2007
Susie said…
Love the front door view! Cute catchy name Pajamela!
That one might stick!!!
:)
2:13 PM, January 22, 2007
Bethany said…
Pajamelas! heehee
5:17 PM, January 22, 2007
Anonymous said…
Pajamelas! I love it! Love your view too! I like your brick & rail fence.

This is so much fun!
6:23 PM, January 22, 2007
M@ said…
Pam, I think that you should start a cult. You definately have the skills to be a good cult leader. Seriously.
7:06 PM, January 22, 2007
Unknown said…
This is cute. I'll look into your cult.
East of Oregon sent me from her blog.
8:09 PM, January 22, 2007
Anonymous said…
I like the birch tree. Love birches, actually, they remind me of the farm I used to live on in Canada in my childhood.

But you also seem to have a forlorn, shell of a tree across the street. How long has that been like that?
8:31 PM, January 22, 2007
Anonymous said…
This is my first visit to your blog. What a lovely photo. You have a very nice view.
9:03 PM, January 22, 2007
LeftCoastOnlooker said…
Somehow, I thought you lived out on that patch of prarie with a view of the mts in front of you :)
9:20 PM, January 22, 2007
Amy W said…
Cool view! Love the bird feeders as well.
4:47 AM, January 23, 2007
Anonymous said…
i don't wear pajamas
it would be ivy in her bedivy
5:23 PM, June 12, 2007
bichonpawz said…
Love your view! But mostly...I love the pajamelas! Perhaps you should change your name.... :))
12:32 AM, January 21, 2008
ChrisB said…
I obviously didn't follow the rules last year because I don't seem to be on the original list but I did join the party from day one, honest I did!
4:43 AM, January 21, 2008
Kim said…
Cool picture.
7:29 AM, January 21, 2008
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