Editor Mrs. Humphrey
email: thepleasanttimes at gmail dot com
Striving to present what is pleasant, beautiful, and useful.
Striving to present what is pleasant, beautiful, and useful.
Current Contributors:
Long time readers or those who peruse the archives may have noticed some posts were written by the following ladies. Of late, they have written very little to nothing at all... maybe I should have paid them? Everyone has such a busy life now, but I leave their portraits here to satisfy the minds of the curious.
Etiquette Lady Miss Rose
"Bad Manners Ruin Good Families."
"Lest we lose our polish, we should read etiquette books to remind us of forgotten rules, so that our manners will not be tarnished through lack of use."
Farm, Garden, Homestead and Health Editor, Annabelle.
Certified Nutritional Herbalist, Banjo Picker.
"I have a green thumb... mostly.. but that isn't certified... but you should just taste my tomatoes when they come in ;-) Professional chicken dispatcher... ;-) Duck wrangler....Mistress of the Canning Pot....Mistress of Brewing fine ales...(not that you approve of course... ;-) Mistress of the Vinegar Barrel.... Cider pressin'....Mistress of the Compost, Grower of Too Many Squash Vines for a Small Area."
Past Contributors:Long time readers or those who peruse the archives may have noticed some posts were written by the following ladies. Of late, they have written very little to nothing at all... maybe I should have paid them? Everyone has such a busy life now, but I leave their portraits here to satisfy the minds of the curious.
Reviews by Miss dePoint
"A good book is worth reading again and again and again!"
"A good movie is hard to find."
Food Editress Bessie Baker Cook
"It isn't hard to cook from scratch. One just needs to be brave, plunge in to the recipe (or not use one at all) and test what they can do."
Photographer N.O. Phocus
Nellie Prepares to shoot a photo
Crafts by Miss Paste
Pondering her next paper project
Sewing Lady Miss Thread
Keeping the staff in stitches
"Sewing a small project is more fun for me than sewing clothing, but I enjoy dressing 200 years out of fashion, when I can manage it."
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