PART SIX
~Historic 1886 Elgin Hotel~
Bed and Breakfast
Suites
Closing this chapter on the Elgin
with a few more pictures of the Suites.
Suite Dreams,
~Deanna~
A 'SUITE' place to stay!
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Lilacs On The Prarie
MEMORY VERSE
PHILIPIANS 4:13
THANKSGIVING IN THE MOMENT
THESE TINY BLESSINGS
HE TOUCHED ME
THESE WORDS CHANGED MY LIFE!
ONE OF MY FAVORITE CHILDCARE MOMENTS
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HOME HAVEN LILIES ON THE PRAIRIE
LUKE 12: 27 Consider the lilies, how they grow: they neither toil nor spin, yet I tell you, even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these.
BLUE RIBBON WINNER MEATLOAF
BLOSSOM WHERE YOU ARE PLANTED
As long as I live, I will have to continually submit to God's plan for my life. You will be blessed because you turned your life over to God. Be confessing how good God is and tell Him you agree with who He says He is. BELIEVE and watch miracles happen. Be not afraid. ~Deanna
I Love My Husband
A Quiet Life
FUN FACTS FOR CHANDYS
SELECTING THE CORRECT SIZE CHANDY TO USE IN A ROOM MADE EASY. FORMULA MEASUREMENTS: Measure the room's height and width. Add together the numbers. Example: 8' x 10' room is 8 plus 10= 18" Use a 18" wide chandy. OR Take width of room calculating 2" for every foot. Example: 15' wide room. Take 15 times 2 = 30. Room needs 30" wide chandy. Standard distance between the bottom of the chandelier to the top of the table is 30 inches. When hanging the chandelier, make sure to hang it at the proper height. The bottom of a chandelier over a dining table or kitchen island should hang 30 to 32 inches above the top of the table or island. Most rooms call for at least 7 feet of space between the bottom of the chandelier and the floor.
HOME SWEET HOME
7 comments:
Lovely and real!! Just want to snuggle up in one of those lovely beds and dream!
Blessings!
Ann
Great pictures. Beautiful place.
Art
What a beautiful old hotel!
Thank you for the birthday wishes...and I am extending them to you, as well. Isn't it fun and freeing being in our 50s?
As I read your bio again, I remembered the first time I "met" you. We commented over the Home Blessing you have printed at the top of your blog...and I have framed in my home (a housewarming gift for our very first home...and an antique from the giver's grandfather's home). I think it was that...and your love of the Lord that drew me to you.
Here's to many more blogging friendships...
Jane
Hi Deanna,
Looks like a beautiful suite and wonderful place to stay. Thanks for taking us on a tour.
Wishing you a very happy birthday dear Deanna and the start of a wonderful year ahead.
Hugs & blessings
Carolyn
Hi D! Oh, what a lovely place! I know I would love to stay here!
Thanks for popping in to see me and have a wonderful Sunday.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
I love all of these pictures! Can you imagine that place when it was new?!!! What a beautiful Hotel. I love how you appreciate old structures and I thank you for giving us this "blog" tour! (:>) It was fun. (I loved the Lobby!!!)
Deanna, I hope your fever will go away and that you will feel better real soon. Sorry that you chipped a tooth...and I guess I missed the part about your eye membrane??? Goodness that doesn't sound good...take care my friend. I am praying for you.
Love you, Linda
What a lovely old hotel! Looks like a charming spot to lay your head. Thanks for requesting a tablesetting with Strawberry Fair -- I've never had a special request before! I've done my table for this week -- but I will show my berries for the week after.
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