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What I love about "the internet"

What am I thankful for today?  The internet... following are some of my favourite websites and the initial hooks that reeled me in.

Our Best Bites - dinner rolls plus other foodie ideas
Sorry about the colors - I have only made these for dinner, so the lighting is not ideal... nor are my photography skills!!

Katrina Higham - best pancakes/pikelets recipe

Nicole Mallalieu Design - sewing tips and other blogs

Vintage Ric Rac - hilarity and creativity.  Being crafty does not mean you can't be naughty...

Imagine wearing this to your ob-gyn appointment.
Or, for that romantic night with the hubby, you could wear this 
Or, when you think you might have a Marilyn Monroe moment, this should do the trick!

And I also shed a tear over Baxter's story... check it out - talented, creative, heart-warming and hilarious.

I love the way this blogger's mind works!!

Ravelry - a wonderful knitting community inspiring new knitters to produce things like this
and this

And my latest find...
A Spoonful of Sugar Designs - for "the finishing touch" inspiration (as well as project and baking inspiration).  I'm loving their posted Choc Chip Muffins recipe at the moment.  My first muffin attempt and they freeze (and defrost) really well.

Do you use "the internet" for inspiration?  (Hehe - the rabbit ears are a bit much, but it feels like something is missing if I don't include it).

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