October 2026 Pantry Challenge: Week #2
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For the month of October, we are focusing on 2 areas of our pantry:Adding
as many non-prescription/over the counter meds as we think we’ll need to
get thro...
First Canning Project of 2026
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Last fall, my mom and sister went to a farm and got a half bushel of apples
for me. They have been keeping nicely on our covered porch, but it was time
to ...
Where's Autumn? And Difficulties
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*Saturday, October 10: *Hurricane Isaias didn't do much damage here. I
woke frequently in the night and listened to the weather outdoors, but the
ra...
Pumpkin Banana Bread
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*Years ago, I found this recipe inside a Land O Lakes butter box. I
thought it sounded delicious and gave it a try. It quickly became a family
seas...
WHERE DO I BEGIN?
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Hubby is typing this for me, because I am unable to type at this time. It
started with an innocuouse UTI on December 17. Trip to Urgent Care and
prescripti...
Another normal today
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Hello everyone,
I don’t have a new photo but the second scrap quilt is completely tied and
pinned.
I need to spend about an hour at the sewing machine s...
Wednesday. Where have I been?
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Actually, doing nothing. But I do it so well. Now I have three things I
must get done today because I have been doing nothing!!!!!!!
Remember I work b...
The Belfry
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Bruges Belfry-Picture from Wikipedia I want to travel the world, and
Belgium, specifically Bruges is on my list of places to visit. While quite
a dark mo...
Fall Chores & a Beautiful Autumn Walk!
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Fall is here and we are keeping busy preparing for the winter months. I
feel like there is a lot to do!
Here is what we are doing in the greenhouse:
G...
Mmmm, that looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for this picture. Do you know how they got their name?
ReplyDeleteHope you are relaxing on Christmas day and enjoying the fruits of your labors.
they look like an Ohio Buckeye nut from our state tree. The nut is not edible.
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