Thursday, November 27, 2008
A few things I'm thankful for
GOD- He is my strength. He loves me with an unconditional love so great & amazing that I can't even fathom it. He has blessed me with so many gifts, so many things to be thankful for & I still find my self asking "Why God? What did I do to deserve these things?"
My husband- one of the greatest gifts from God. He makes me angry sometimes, he makes me want to lash out irrationally. But I love him, he loves me & I know that God knew what He was doing when he place Hubba in my path.
My kids- whom I also want to throttle sometimes, but the hugs & kisses are amazing & I can't help but melt when I hear the words "I love you, Mom" come out of their mouths.
Our house- One of those things I thought was unattainable in my life.
The animals- Just because
My right to homeschool- I fear I may lose that right one day, but for now I relish the fact that I can watch my kids grow, that I can see their "a-ha" moments & that I can nurture the things they desire to learn about.
Gardening, baking, cooking, homekeeping, crafting, sewing- Because I can.....
My Grandma- She is watching down from Heaven & I pray I am making her proud. She taught me so many things & is the lady I aspire to be
What are you thankful for today? Don't forget to thank God for the little things!
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Leeper Thanksgiving Menu 2008
Leeper Thanksgiving Menu 2008
Turkey
Mashed potatoes
Stuffing
Gravy
Sweet potato casserole
Brussel sprouts
Corn
Cranberry sauce
Rolls
Dessert: Punkin pie & Tollhouse pie
Turkey
Mashed potatoes
Stuffing
Gravy
Sweet potato casserole
Brussel sprouts
Corn
Cranberry sauce
Rolls
Dessert: Punkin pie & Tollhouse pie
It has been tagged:
In the Kitchen,
Menus
Monday, November 24, 2008
Homemade "Windex"
Homemade "Windex"
1/2 cup ammonia
2 cups rubbing alcohol
1 teaspoon dish soap
1 gallon water
Mix all ingredients together, adding water to make 1 gallon.
It has been tagged:
Frugal Mixes 'n' Potions,
Homekeeping
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Crockpot Sundays
It was a HUGE success. The kids had a blast & I snacked on ramekins of soup throughout the day. Wonderful for a sickie. So I decided, we're doing this on Sundays from now on. On Friday or Sat while I'm making dinner, I'll make something else as well. Sunday mornings it'll go in the CP on low til after church & after church it'll get switched to warm & everyone can dig in as they wish. I'll supplement as I did this past Sunday with fruits & veggie trays, or what have you.
I have SO many ideas, but if you are interested in doing this, here are a few I've come up with along with the things needed:
-Soups (put out crackers, breads, and other garnishes)
-pulled BBQ meat (put out buns & chips)
-cowboy beans (put out a HUGE pan of cornbread)
-chili (put out a HUGE pan of cornbread)
-finger foods like cocktail wienies, meatballs, etc. Like superbowl food
-dips (put out melba toasts, chips, crackers, etc)
-beef au jus (put out hoagie rolls)
The ideas are endless. Basically whatever has to stay warm goes in the crockpot & the things I mentioned putting on the counter are shelf stable, so it works!!! For things like meatball subs or tacos or something, just make a crudite of cheeses & veggies that need to be kept cold & plop it in the fridge.
You can either put out disposable plates & such or make rule of wash as you go (rinse & load dishwasher as you go, whichever).
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