About
Welcome to Twig and Feather! My name is Shannon Woodward, and I’m a wife, mother, writer/editor/speaker living in a little house in the big woods somewhere north
of Seattle. I love a lot of things that end with “ing”–cooking, baking, quilting, sewing, knitting, painting and gardening. I despise the telephone, and long for a world where you’d have to hitch up your team and drive your wagon over to my house if you wanted to talk to me, dagnubbit.
I hope you find some inspiration on Twig and Feather … ideas to help you add a twig or two to your nest (those elements that are necessary but functional if your home is to run smoothly) or maybe a few feathers (those things that bring warmth, comfort and coziness to your home). Those of us who love making our home a haven for world-weary husbands, children and friends are always on the lookout for the next great idea. While you’re out looking, please stop by Twig and Feather often.
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we should become Amish!!!! That way we won’t have any electricity or PHONES
Yes!
reminds me of the movie The Village, a bit crazy I know but the story idea is very tempting at times
I haven’t seen that one … but I’m making a note of it!
I’m so with you. We go to Cowboy church 20 miles down in the country and across the AR line. There is no phone reception there and no house phone on the premises. It’s a little shack which does have at least indoor plumbing, and we meet out in the yard around a huge campfire. Have had right at 100 there a few times. It’s so quiet and peaceful out there I never want to come home. Wish I could just live there.
Pat, I would love to visit a Cowboy church sometime! We have a few around here, but I’m always pretty busy Sunday mornings, lol
I’m glad you can relate. I would give up my phone in a second!