Apron Goddess Jenny

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This is Apron Goddess Jenny at The Icing on The Cupcake! She sent in this happy photo for extra credit and I am so glad she did. The genuine smile and adorable apron she is wearing made me happy to write up her Apron Goddess tribute.

Jenny said, I love this kitchen apron! I got it at a local discount store for $7.99! What a deal! I love this apron because it's so cute and girly, I just had to have it!

Wearing an apron makes me feel feminine and motherly. I have a handful of aprons, this is my favorite!"

Additionally, Jenny revealed, "There is a lady who has a yard sale every year in our area. She always has vintage aprons and linens. Can't wait for her sale this year!" Now why can't I find one of these great vintage apron selling ladies in my area?

At her blog, Jenny's writes about her budding artist (son) and displays the detailed drawings with her son's explanation in posts she calls Tuesday's Talent. I enjoyed Jenny's story about Mother's Day and what it meant to her as well. You can read it Here. Finally, with a tag line of "My sweet thoughts with a colorful sprinkle of your opinions," and her cute-as-can-be cupcake background you will be delighted with her blog too. Please give her a visit and say hello.

Welcome to The Apron Goddesses

My First REAL Apron

Here I am, your hostess, in a leopard print apron that I received for Xmas. Surprisingly, I have not destroyed this piece of clothing yet. I guess this means I have not been working hard enough in the kitchen. I even had a chance to take my new food processor out for a test drive and emerged entirely unscathed! I hope I live up to my apron's adventurous nature in the future.

In contrast to my regular winter apparel this is a step up into femininity since the mud boots and Cardhart jacket I frequently wear make me resemble some kind of cattle rancher or pig farmer. I loose all my womanly shape donning the apparel of a stall cleaning muck maiden in the winter. That is the price I pay for having horses at home.

The Apron Goddess in me says that even though I can often look like a guy outdoors, but I can come inside and recover some of my softer side... Well maybe not too soft, but definitely more lady like with some sharp edges. And more importantly I can keep cleaner inside too.

Our first contest will be an apron giveaway from one of our beautiful and generous sponsors. On Monday the 29th of December come for a visit and check it out!