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Author Archives: simply0637
How To Make A Double Sided Door Draft Stopper
The cold weather really hit us last week and we definitely felt the cold air coming in from under some of the doors! Last year I weather stripped the doors, but the bottom of the doors this year seem to … Continue reading
Banana Chocolate Chip Brownies
What to do with the bananas that seem to ripen overnight? I was getting tired of banana bread and wanted to try something different, especially since the freezer seemed to exploding with all the overripe bananas that had been collecting. … Continue reading
Never Loose Your Chap-stick Again!
I get quite a few newsletters for homesteading and crafting and when I saw this knew I had to make it! I try to keep a tube of chap-stick in my purse, the car, coat pocket, bathroom – pretty much … Continue reading
Kids Can Cook: Salad to Go
How many parents hear this remark from their kids? “Mom, I have been really craving a salad lately, could you pick up some lettuce, tomato, avocado, carrots and mushroom so that I can bring a salad to school.” This is … Continue reading
Broccoli & Almond Soup
I love soup and it seems to be even better when the weather is cold. Stella has never been much of a soup person, but that is changing – yeah!!! She is open to trying more soups and even better … Continue reading
Versatile Knitted Cowl
I love all the cowls that I have knitted and here is the latest one! This one was not for me, but was a Christmas gift – I just might have to make one for myself soon. The great thing … Continue reading
Kids Can Cook: The Easiest Cheese Crackers
My aunt has been making these crackers for awhile now and Stella LOVES them! When I showed Stella the recipe and how easy they were to make, she was all for it. These make a great snack in her lunch … Continue reading
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Ginger Molasses Waffles!
There is something about ginger and molasses that makes my senses come alive! I came across this recipe at one of my favorite blogs, Prairie Homestead, and decided I had to give it a try. But there was one problem … Continue reading
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Tagged breakfast, ginger molasses waffle, recipe, waffles
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Winter Dry Skin? Lotion Bars to the Rescue!
I ran into a friend at the local Health Food store and we started talking about our holiday gift making – I love to hear what others are making. She said that she had made a bunch of lotion bars … Continue reading
Kids Can Cook: Vanilla Pudding
My aunt shared this recipe with us and it has become a staple in our house. Stella can make it all on her own, which makes me happy and sad at the same time. She is growing up and it … Continue reading
