I nearly burnt the dinner last night, and then cookies later that evening. What was the cause of my distraction? I was looking at flood pictures from the Binghampton, NY area. I was mesmerized because this is the area we lived in when we were on the homestead. There was actually a picture posted by – [Continue Reading…]
Relishing Breakfast
To Do Today: More Laundry, thanks to letting my kids enjoy life….
Due Date +4: Ramblings
Today, to distract myself, (’cause I don’t have a baby yet and it’s all I think about unless I keep really busy but I wore myself out by 3pm) I went over and visited the Pioneer Woman. Everyone knows who she is. She’s got a huge, wonderful blog and a ginormous following (she gets an – [Continue Reading…]
The View From Here
Baby and me hulling strawberries.
Wordless Weekend: Pink Tulips!
Happy Birthday
This is my blogger birthday greeting for the bestest wife and mother of my children, and my BFF, Trina. Happy birthday Honey. Love, Jeremy
Make a stand for Freedom
Take 2 minutes and sign the online petition. The powers that be in Washington seem bent on destruction and don’t seem to care what we the people, their own constituents, are saying.
Make your fridge be nice to you.
I did it – for the first time since moving last summer, I cleaned my fridge from top to bottom. I deem that confession revealing enough that a ‘Before’ picture is unnecessary. Ha. This is what it looked like After. So sparkly that one should wear sunglasses when fetching a glass of milk. I also – [Continue Reading…]
A Cook of Very Little Brain
OK, so, it’s Wednesday. You want me to tell you about my latest foray into a healthier lifestyle and more nourishing cooking. I’m fine with that – I have so much to share with you! My frustration and writer’s block and all that comes in because I’ve confined myself to blog on this subject only – [Continue Reading…]
The Adventures of Little Dog, part two
The other day, The Boy wanted to go outside. He pulled a chair to the hat and mitten box, found his mittens, scarf, and hat. Then he pulled his snow pants and coat off the hooks, and found his boots. All by himself. Since he had done half the work, I decided I could do – [Continue Reading…]