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Home Matters Linky Party #595

Welcome to the weekly Home Matters Linky Party #595

A great place to come, share your blog posts, and make new friends. 

We are so glad you are here with us each week.

Welcome to another weekend of the Home Matters Linky Party! 

  

It is a sad time, with Dolly’s passing this week. As you can imagine, since I live outside of Sevierville, TN, her hometown, her passing feels especially personal to so many in our area. Her compassion and love for the people of the Smoky Mountains were one of her special legacies. Although I never considered myself her biggest fan, I have always loved her music, movies, theme parks, and just watching her embrace her next adventure. This past June, when I joined Country Living Magazine for a special weekend at Dollywood, I was once again reminded of just how amazing she was. My husband commented that heaven’s choir is in for a grand transformation! RIP, Dolly. You have earned it.

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Now on to this week’s party!  I can’t wait to see you there.

Meet the hosts!

Donna @ Modern On MonticelloFacebook | Twitter | Pinterest | Instagram

Joy @ Days Filled With JoyFacebook  | Pinterest | Instagram | Facebook Group

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Estelle @ Homemade On A WeeknightFacebook  | Pinterest | Instagram 

 

 

My feature picks this week!

fall mason jar recipes

Fall Recipes In Mason Jars by Linda @ Mason Jar Crafts Love

digital card stamping

Birthday Card With Digital Stamping by Bridie @ Heart And Hearth Crafting

rustic candle holder makeover

Rustic Candle Holder Makeover by Kathy @ Petticoat Junktion

gluten free pumpkin bread

Gluten Free Pumpkin Bread by Emily @ Hunny I’m Home DIY

Home Matters Linky Party Guidelines:

  1. Please take some time to poke around and visit some of the other links.
  2. Please take some time to check out your hosts and co-hosts on social media.
  3. We appreciate the variety of blogs on the www; however, the Home Matters Party is for links on matters of the HOME. Please link accordingly.
  4. We ask that you do not add other Linky Parties, Blog Hops, or Giveaways–unless you begin the party with a new project, recipe or post.
  5. On the same note, please do not add links of an extremist, political or strong controversial nature. (The hosts and co-hosts read each and every blog post linked and will contact you directly if you have linked something that does not fit into the realm of the party.)

With your help, we can continue to grow the Home Matters Party! Thank you!

We are looking for Co-Hosts. Help us build this party!
If you are interested, please contact Donna at radforddesignstudio@gmail.com.

You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!

Click here to enter


By joining the Home Matters Linky Party you are giving permission for all hosts and co-hosts to use and share any part of your post, including pictures, for party promotion, as featured posts, in party photo collages, on blogs, across social media, etc. All credits will be given to the original source. 

Thank you for joining in the fun and excitement at the Home Matters Linky Party. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do. We look forward to chatting with you in the comments.

Hugs,

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8 Comments

  1. I was also sad about Dolly passing! She was a wonderful person. Out daughter an dfamily recently vacationed in TN and went to Dollywood and had a wonderful time. Dolly was suposed to be there as a new ride was opening but she sent a video instead as she was ill–it was a schock to hear of her death a week later!

  2. Happy Friday and happy weekend, too, Donna! I love your husband’s comment about Dolly. She truly was someone who walked the walk of kindness. Thanks so much for hosting this creative party each week. We always find lots of inspiration here!

  3. Donna,
    I was not a fan of Dolly as a singer as I am not a fan of country music at all BUT I loved and admired her as a songwriter, a smart business woman, someone who was not dependent on a man, was different and used that to her advantage, her unconditional love for every human being, her support of the LGBTQ community and Black Lives Matter movement and most of all , for her philanthropy, which many of the billionaires and political figures today could definitely learn a lesson from… I am deeply saddened by her passing because the world has lost a totally wonderful, non judgemental human being who loved everyone.
    My Entries for today’s party are # 10, 11 and 12!
    Thanks so much for hosting!! I really appreciate the time and effort that goes into it along with visiting all the links!! I hope you are enjoying your week and you are doing well…
    Hugs,
    Deb
    Debbie-Dabble Blog

  4. We are all in mourning for Dolly, even those of us in the North. Her passing has deeply affected us all. She was such a light in the world when there is currently a lot of darkness.

    I hope that you have a wonderful week!

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