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Soups On
A favorite soup of my family is potato soup. In my single days, potato soup would be on the menu if I cooked for a man because I knew they would love it. Serve it with a salmon steak, grilled … Continue reading
Cold Weather Necessities
During the holiday and since there has been one item that continues to be a hot seller on Etsy. Take a look at these adorable head and neck warmers, the weather around the nation, and it is easy to see … Continue reading
Once Upon a Time Long, Long Ago
View at the front entrance of my apartment complex!!!! As a child I lived in a rural area and snow up to the car door handles was a common winter scene. We walked, yes walked, 2 miles one way to … Continue reading
Pattern Tutorial
Remember the book I mentioned I needed to read “A is for Apron” by Nathalie Mornu? I loved the material in it, not to mention the 17 patterns that were included. The patterns are on 8″ x 8″ pages and … Continue reading
Sack Towel History 101
Recently I had an inquiry asking what are sack towels, what is the fabric like, do they wash easily? It made me decide a little Sack Towel History might be enjoyable for everyone. Here are comments from AnnTheGram website in … Continue reading
Gifts of Springtime
It is Tablescape Thursday and our hostess Susan invites you to see all of the tablescapes today at the following link, http://feeds.feedburner.com/BetweenNapsOnThePorch. Thank you Susan for hosting this weekly event for everyone to enjoy. I was eager to show everyone … Continue reading
Pencils of Love
We are little pencils in the hand of a writing God who is sending a love letter to the world. Mother Teresa
All Decked Out
Wow, the Gardens at Creekside where I reside is really decked out. Thought I would show you just a few of the views I have each time I leave my apartment and head downstairs or down the hall. This is … Continue reading
Yummy Cheesy Potato Soup
A tradition in my home in cold weather is potato soup. My children love, love it. Easy to make and easy on the pocketbook. My recipe: 4 medium white potatoes, peeled and cubed bite size 1 bunch of green onions, … Continue reading
Poinsettia Decorating
I love poinsettias. They are one of many symbols of the holiday season that lasts longer than the shopping and food rush we have. I always love placing them on a table or spot where I see them in my … Continue reading