Hello everyone and welcome to another amazing Blog Hop here at the Really Reasonable Ribbon's Ramblings Blog!
For all of our challenge lovers, be sure to stop back on the 15th when we post our next challenge. New challenges are posted on the 1st and 15th of each month. We would love to have you join in.
Today you will see some great projects using our May Ribbon Club Assortment from our very talented design team. They always come up with some super ideas.
Isn't this assortment great?? It contains 9 styles and a total of 17 yards. If you aren't already a ribbon club member, why not join us today! You will get a fun new ribbon assortment shipped automatically each month.
Now let's get hopping and see what our fabulous design team has created this month!
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Now, be sure to leave some love at all the stops along the way. Your comments are most appreciated!
At the end of the hop, comment on this post answering the question below for a chance to win our May Ribbon Club assortment shown below.
Our question of the month is:
Are you a country mouse or a city mouse? Do you live in the country or the busy city? What do you love about it?
I for one, and a true country girl. We live about an hour and a half north of NYC and you'd have to drag me there kicking and screaming to get me to go!! I do NOT like it one bit at all. It's probably been well over 10 years since I went and I can tell you (not even remembering the occasion) that I didn't want to go!! I love the peace and quiet of living in the country and I just can't deal with the traffic of the city, no to mention too many people in too small a space.
Are you a country mouse or a city mouse? Do you live in the country or the busy city? What do you love about it?
I for one, and a true country girl. We live about an hour and a half north of NYC and you'd have to drag me there kicking and screaming to get me to go!! I do NOT like it one bit at all. It's probably been well over 10 years since I went and I can tell you (not even remembering the occasion) that I didn't want to go!! I love the peace and quiet of living in the country and I just can't deal with the traffic of the city, no to mention too many people in too small a space.
Our winner will be selected from the numbered comments on this post on Friday, 5/16. Be sure to check back on Friday evening to see if you are our lucky winner.
Thanks so much for hopping with us today. We hope you'll stop by and so some shopping at Really Reasonable Ribbon soon.
~Bonnie Garby~
I think I am somewhere between those. I love living quite close to the city center but I need my space and also some quietness so country lifestyle is occasionally needed.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win those fab-looking ribbons! Will be keeping my fingers crossed :)
Hugs,
Eemeli
Is there such a thing as a suburban mouse? LOL....we are not quite far out enough to be country, but we definitely live outside the city. I love to be surrounded by trees and green, growing things. There is a cow pasture that backs up to our neighborhood...so I guess that means we are country...but only 10 minutes from the city. Love the ribbon club selections this month. You did a fabulous job of creating a beautiful and inspiring mix.
ReplyDeleteI'm a country mouse. I love sitting in my craft room (studio) and being inspired by the beautiful blogs i follow and God's creations outside the windows. Now the guys are working ground and soon the thrill of watching a new crop grow. I love how the colors go from gray brown to fuzzy green. The trees look like they have halos of pink, purple, white then green. The reds and golfs come layer.
ReplyDeleteAlthough we live in San Antonio, we are out aways from the city and I love the quiet and wildlife. It is starting to get crowded out our way and in two years we will be moving to our last place and it will be out in more of a country atmosphere too !!!!!
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Great job by the team! Thank you so much for allowing me to be a guest hopper again this month. I am loving the May ribbon club! As for what kind of mouse...I was born a country mouse (and still am one at heart), then I became a city mouse, and then I became a suburban mouse and currently live in a large, crowded suburb near one of the largest cities in America. We are currently ranked #8. San Antonio edged us out of #7 last year. We are the second largest city in CA, behind Los Angels. Ack. I have lived in the suburbs of 5 of the top 50 largest US cities. But, I so want to be a country mouse again!
ReplyDeleteI'm in between..... have lived in the country and the day we moved was one of the hardest days of my life. We now live in a small village and have the best of both worlds. Sometimes it's a pain to drive to the city but if I can't be on the farm, this is the next best thing.
ReplyDeleteI am in between too -- there is a huge farm next to house - one of the last undeveloped areas north of Washington DC - but alas it will soon be developed. I just want to be a quiet country mouse and know my neighbors and the people ion my community.
ReplyDeleteI'm a country mouse and live in the country. It is very peaceful and lots of animals to look at. I love the nature.
ReplyDeleteI am a city gal. Afterall, I must be able to drive to my local scrapbooking store at a moment's notice! While I need my peace and quiet every day, I must do it in the city!
ReplyDeleteI was born a city mouse but moved to the country with its sweet "country air" many years ago. Nearest neighbor is about 1/4 mile away ~ however what was once remote is no more. There is a super Walmart within 2 miles! Love the country and the revolving door of critters who visit.
ReplyDeleteI'm a country mouse from head to toe! Thanks for a wonderful tour of creative projects! I enjoyed seeing everyone's amazing creations and this months ribbon assortment is awesome!!
ReplyDeleteMy heart is all country!! I do live in a very small South Alabama city but it does have the country feel.
ReplyDeleteI'm a city mouse all the way. Born and raised in the Big Apple . I need to be really close to a big city for shopping, theaters,and museums.
ReplyDeleteThough I live in the city I'm a wanna be country girl. I don't enjoy traffic and pavement. I like space and grass. I hope some day soon I will be able to get out of the smoggy city and breath the fresh country air!
ReplyDeleteI'm a city mouse. Originally from NJ but living in the south. I miss the hustle and bustle but I will say that a slower pace is a definite welcome at times.
ReplyDeleteLove this patriotic collection. I have a son born on the 4th of July so am partial to patriotic colors.
ReplyDeleteI am definitely a country girl. We have some acreage and raise goats, chickens, cats and bees.
Congrats to your DT for a phenomenal group of projects. How very talented they all are!
ReplyDeleteAnd they had a beautiful assortment of ribbons to work with, as always.
I'm mostly a country mouse. The sounds, smells, and country critters are the ribbon assortment of my world, always changing but beautiful nonetheless.
Thanks for another wonderful blog hop.
Love this ribbon. I am a country mouse for sure! Hate the crowds of city live. I live on 43 acres and love having that much space of my own. Great blog hop!
ReplyDeleteIn my heart I have always been a country mouse but unfortunately I have always lived in the city hope to some day have my dream come true and live in the country. Great ribbon selection this month thanks Bonnie!
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