Friday, November 12, 2010

" Comfort "

What do you think of when you hear the word 'comfort'?

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Do you have things in your home that are there just for your comfort?

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As I get older....I cherish my creature comforts more and more! When I had kids....4 boys growing up only 7 years apart from the oldest to the youngest...I didn't worry that much about comfort! I considered getting into bed at night to sleep comfort! lol

I'm very thankful for all of my blessings...and I'm enjoying reading the 'gratitude' posts so many are sharing during this month. I have kept a journal most of my life and my sweet cousin and I emailed our gratitude lists every day for awhile. That was inspiring! Writing in my journal every day brings me comfort.

So did you see I put a quilt on the cedar chest at the end of my bed?

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I'm not sure where I got it....I've had it SO long. For some reason this year, I need a quilt for comfort!

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What brings you comfort?

22 comments:

LindyLouMac said...

My husband, my family, my home and at this time of year a big warm quilt on the bed. Love the patchwork one you have.

Donnie said...

My husband found 2 green twin blankets around 1987 at a yard sale and when you wrap up in them it is heavenly. We don't know what they're made of -it's not fleece- but they're very tightly spun and just feel toasty as soon as you wrap up in them. At night in the winter, even in Florida, we use them. Pure comfort.

Tammy @BeatriceBanks said...

Great post. Quilts are so comforting. When I first read the title of your post, I immediately thought food. Comfort food. Oh my! I need to go on a diet!

Draffin Bears said...

Hi Diane,

Love your pretty quilt and it is things like this that make us happy.
Also enjoyed seeing the Christmas decorations you got at the Thrift store.

Happy weekend
Hugs
Carolyn

Penny from Enjoying The Simple Things said...

A comfy bed, with a wonderful pillow....good reading lights and mashed potatoes and gravy!
Hugs,
Penny

Simply Shelley said...

Love your quilt...it looks vintage and well made....so much love and work went into these handmade quilts...How could they not comfort a soul and body. It is the most simple things that bring me the most comfort in life.Really there is to many to list....old,loved,worn out things just speak peace and comfort to me...blessings on your weekend dear Diane.

Southwest Cottage Designs said...

I love your blog and your quilt. My mother gave me a new quilt before she passed away. I also have the last one she pieced together and didn't get to finish. The neatest thing is she had saved several old quilts in her suitcase my dad gave her when he was stationed in Paris during WWII. I found those quilts and gave my daughters and nieces each one along with one each for my siblings and myself. Quilts are made for comfort! I am now following your blog and enjoy your posts so much.

Faded Plains said...

My family...my animals...my home...my faith...oh...and a nice cozy quilt too.

Tricia said...

I love that you added that cozy quilt to the foot of your bed. I think anything involving love brings comfort :)

Ann said...

oh what lovely quilts you've got.

My soft and big pillows and the arms of my hubby gives me so much comfort.

Anonymous said...

Lovely quilt Diane...but to answer your question...CHOCOLATE!!!
Warmest Hugs,
Sandi @ Ess D'Ess Bears

Natasha in Oz said...

Your quilt is so gorgeous and I can see why it brings you feelings of comfort and warmth. I love spending time with my family and these days my blog brings me lots of happiness too as I can make friends with people all around the world, just like you!

Thanks so much, on that note, for your sweet Birthday message Diane. It really meant a lot to me.

Best wishes and happy weekend,
Natasha.

Ruth Welter said...

Hi LD, Ow, I love that quilt on top of the cedar chest..

As far as comfort goes, yes, I suppose my bedroom is a comfortable room and my livingroom as well. I like you, have them looking pretty but still comfortable at the same time. I feel that if a room is just all looks, who will want to use it right?? Take care and enjoy your home.

Ruth

Dianne said...

My dog is very comforting to me... There's something very comforting about unconditional love... I also love soft robes and blankets...

Glenda/MidSouth said...

Right now - comfort food! :D Cold, dreary and wet outside, and I have not had lunch yet.
Thanks for stopping by and nice comment.

priest's wife - S.T./ Anne Boyd said...

If it is rainy, rare around here, I have to have cocoa, popcorn and a board game!

Beedeebabee said...

Hi Diane! Oh, I just love your bedroom and that quilt looks so comfy-perfect on the hope chest! I like a cozy home, with the things I love scattered about, and the people I love near by...including my bloggy friends like you!...That brings me comfort!
Enjoy your Sunday, Sweetie! xo Paulette

Kaila said...

A good book and a purring cat bring me comfort.

Cheryl said...

My last name is Comfort... so I think of me and my family!! lol
~Cheryl

Darla said...

I Love your quilt, comfort to me is a pair of socks on my feet and sitting by my fireplace hearing it pop and crackle, love love love it!!

Kelly said...

Lovely quilt and lovely post! Thanks so much for your sweet comment.

Kelly

Lila Rostenberg said...

Definitely quilts for comfort.
Not just sleeping or resting under one, I find working on them to be comforting!