I got back to meal planning this week. It feels good during this busy time to not have to try figure out what we are going to eat each afternoon!
I also had been reading about recipe etiquette. Bloggers and food sites love when you share their recipes but they would like you to link them instead of type them out. They like sharing but not only would they like people to give them the credit but they especially would like people to visit their websites. It works for me as it's a lot easier linking than typing out the whole recipe if I don't already have it on my computer. That said, being a foody and love collecting recipes, I don't always remember where recipes originally come from. Especially if I've been using it for years. Recently I've been trying to note where I get a recipe from when I add them to my recipe list on my computer.
Thursday - Grilled pork chops with seasoning from the Minnesota Pork Producers, Garlic Red skin potatoes, Zesty Broccoli
Friday - Maple Salmon page 182 in family cookbook, Rice Pilaf page 92 in family cookbook and green beans
Saturday - Berry Stuffed French Toast and bacon
Sunday - Pick up pizza
Monday - Asparagus and Parmesan Pasta Toss p. 85 in family cookbook
Tuesday - Pork Carnitas
Wednesday - Baked Chicken, Crash Potatoes and corn
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Danny went out to scout for his big brother Saturday. I asked him if he saw anything. He said he "saw a whitetail deer." He didn't know if it had horns or not as he only saw the "whitetail."
I have been working on some projects. This is my latest. I may distress it or patina it.
I am taking an online e-class. Creatively Made Home I did get a "button" that I could put on my sidebar but I don't know how. This class is phenomenal!!! I was lucky enough to win it in a give away from Post Road Vintage but it is worth every bit of the $58 for the class. It is taught by five fun designers, (hosted by Jeanne Oliver)
Jeanne Oliver
Kimberly Taylor
Jennifer Rizzo
Tracey Leber
Sara Ducket
There are so many things I want to do with my home but have just been feeling overwhelmed and didn't know where to start. This class has given me direction, helped me find "my style" and has inspired me to get started. This bench was one of my first little projects. It had the heart stencils from the 80's. It still has the heart cut out of the sides but I can't fix that. I also painted my bathroom vanity. I need to pick flooring, hopefully soon. I also painted one of the empty bedrooms to make into a sitting room.
You can still join this class. It is five weeks of videos, information, tips, projects, ideas......You watch them at your leisure and they will be up until April. If you need to get inspired, check it out!
This might be kind of weird but I find it kind of comforting. This is my father-in-law's hat and scarf. When he passed away almost 26 years ago, we got this desk he had made. In the drawer was his hat and scarf. There they still are today.
As far as I'm concerned, there is only one broom. That is the Stanley Slim Line. If you need a resource, contact Avis S. She can get you one.
