This was one of those weeks when I barely took any pictures–I was feeling under the weather so we really did nothing out of the ordinary. I was going to grace you all with more pictures of the cat, but then my Facebook memories gave me a bit of inspiration.
February 7th was Laura Ingalls Wilder’s 153rd birthday and one of our fond family memories was when we did a bit of a LIW Pilgrimage during our last big road trip in 2014. I’ve shared these pictures before, but I thought this was a good opportunity to pull them off the cloud and share them again.
A Web of Stories 
Lovely to see your Little House on the Prairie photos. My daughter loved those books, and dressed up as Pa once on World Book Day. I have not joined in the party for a while. Busy moving house. But nice to come back and see you are here.
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The Little House on the Prairie books are such wonderful stories. Now I’m wondering if my granddaughter has read them. Looks like the homestead is a great place to visit.
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FYI: I just saw this online. Your blog post is timely.
On today’s date 153 years ago, Thursday, February 7, 1867, celebrated American author Laura Elizabeth Ingalls Wilder (1867-1957) was born in a log cabin seven miles north of the village of Pepin, in the “Big Woods” of Wisconsin.
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