Last June my neighbor was moving her mom to assisted living. As she was going through the garage she would put things out by the curb if anyone could use them before she took them to the recycling center. I already knew I wasn’t going to fall for the thought of even looking because probably everything would have ended up in our yard! And this was way before I participated in the De-Clutter you Mess Challenge this past January! But I made the mistake of checking to see if both
I miss my mom everyday but especially on Mother’s Day. My mom was the most loving, caring and compassion person to everyone. She was an excellent cake decorator and even made my wedding cake. Mom worked hard and she taught my sisters and me that hard work wouldn’t kill us. We had chores to do without an allowance, it was part of life to help out. My mom loved flowers and when she passed away on January 15, 2000 Rich and I made Mom’s memory garden from some flowers and
Some may remember the other day my post came up as “sticky” and I had no idea why. I also had no idea how to change it. I got a few suggestions from blogger friends but I still couldn’t get it figured out. But as Lia and I were writing her Saturday blog I figured it out! I have no more sticky post! This happened on the same day my blog theme was updated so not sure if that had anything to do with it. But if it wasn’t that,
It’s Friday Story Time by Lia again and do I have something new to share with you. Ma let me borrow her phone and I walked around the yard looking for special pictures to take. I took these pictures all by myself! A few weeks ago I planted wild flower seeds in three different areas of our backyard. They are all growing good and I planted one package that attracts butterflies in an old rusty wheelbarrow our neighbor was going to throw away. We don’t have flowers on these yet
Have you seen the salmon pouches in stores? They are the next best thing to sliced bread! My granddaughter surprised me with some of the pouches and now I’m hooked on them. (Get it? I’m hooked as in fishing. LOL) It’s moist but not filled with water like the cans are so no draining is needed. Each pouch has 31G of protein and it only costs about $1.30. There is enough salmon to make two salmon patties or a salmon and rice casserole. This is how I made my salmon