Most everyone loves flower gifts but they only have a limited time we can enjoy their beauty. What if we could keep them forever? How I love all of Rich’s roses and even the neighbors stop by to see them and gave me an idea. Since my oven has a dehydrating mode I decided to check it out with flowers. This was my “trial” bunch, I put them on parchment paper and a baking rack then in the the oven they went. About an hour later they were dried and
I know it’s early but do you have dinner planned? As for me I hardly ever “plan” what I’m going to prepare, instead I open the freezer or pantry and just scan to see what I have lurking in the leftover containers. LOL When I prepare something like pulled pork, meatballs or meatloaf, turkey or chicken or even a casserole I like to make enough to put up individual servings and freeze them. That way I can wait until the last minute and just reheat whatever I pull out. Last
I was told when God chooses someone to go to heaven, it’s the ones who have been loving, caring, compassionate and doing for others while at their temporary home on Earth. This is not our final resting place, heaven is. The Servant Song for Spiritual Sunday which we sang this morning in church has the perfect words and what a great reminder to be there for others. Will you let someone be your servant and will you be a servant to others? May you all have a blessed Sunday and
Today is Silly Saturday and the other night my bay window was a holding spot for the tiny frogs. I was sitting at the table when I happened to notice one then I glanced to the center of the bay and there was another one. Of course on the end window, there was yet another! They pictures are the best as I took them from the inside through the glass but they were staring at me as if to say: Frogs: Let me in! Please can we come inside? Me:
Hi, it’s Lia from Friday Story Time by Lia and I’m another year older than I was in the July challenge. What a busy summer I had and it went by so quickly! Some of you may know that mommy and I moved to Indiana the end of March and I only had three weeks left of 1st grade when we got there. Then we came back to South Carolina to visit in June, July and August for two weeks each time. On my last visit I helped ma plant