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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Making Your Own Cork Board
I love corks and cannot throw them away. I have been envisioning many crafts using corks – so a call went out to several family members in search of corks and wine labels. I am lucky that I have several … Continue reading
The Fine Art Of Chewing
Take a moment and think about how fast or slow you eat. Do you eat alone, with others, with a book or watching TV? Do you take the time to enjoy all the textures and tastes a bite of food … Continue reading
Vegetable Dense Soup
I love soup and could eat it everyday come fall and winter. There is something about soup – warming on the way down, in a mug – warming your hands and soothing to the body! Stella does not have my … Continue reading
An Egyptian Princess Is Dressed
Last winter we made bracelets out of toilet paper rolls and during that activity – Stella informed me that she was making her bracelet for her Halloween costume – she was going to be an Egyptian Princess! Of course I … Continue reading
Posted in Crafts, Kids Crafts, Sewing
Tagged costumes, halloween, sewing, toilet paper bracelets
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Knitted Children’s Slippers
I have a basic knitted slipper pattern, but it is for adults and teens. I wanted a pattern for kids – so I took the one I had been using and altered it for kids. The results – wonderful! I … Continue reading
For The Love Of Curry
We love curry in our house! I have always been a fan, with Indian food being my favorite ethnic food. I make my egg salad with curry and mustard and one day Stella asked if she could have a taste … Continue reading
Posted in Recipes, Sides
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How Many Activities Can You Fit Into A Weekend?
I remember a couple of years ago, Stella told me that I made our weekends too busy and couldn’t we have one that we did nothing? It seems are weekends are full beyond and we really do not get a … Continue reading
Vegetable, Beef Soup
On Saturday of this past weekend – it was 72 degrees, sun shining and bright colors on the trees. Sunday the sun was still shining, the temperature warm, but the breeze had started – which made it feel colder than … Continue reading
“Divine” Chocolate Balls
This week has been a crazy, packed one! With all the Halloween activities, we didn’t even get a chance to do a kids craft this week and my knitting projects are starting to collect dust. I thought by now I … Continue reading
Confused About GMOs?
What exactly is a GMO? Have you ever wondered? GMO stands for genetically modified organism. You might have also heard or read GEO – which stands for genetically engineered organism. Ok, so we now know what the acronym stands for … Continue reading
Posted in Nutrition
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