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 ...
I Did It Anyway
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*Sunday, July 12: *I struggled last week to 'feel good'. Adding to my
overall malaise, I have had a sciatica attack that is painful and
bothersome, ...
Butter Baked Chicken, Biscuits, and Gravy
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*Butter Baked Chicken, Biscuits, and Gravy*
I found this recipe ages and ages ago in an older church cookbook. It
sounded so homey and good that I ha...
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...
First day of Spring 🌹 ☔️ 🐣
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Hello everyone 👋🏻
I’m still here and I’ll explain a little farther down. Today was one of
the only days I’ve left home in 2 weeks. I went to my mot...
Thursday, what do I want to do?
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Sis and I at B's baby shower.
Today it is more about what I want to do than what should I be doing? As
in wedding dresses be damned Kim needs to get oth...
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...
What's For Dinner: This Week's Menu
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This week is rough so far. We started Alvah on a new OCD med to help with
his more challenging behaviors and he was NOT doing well. We stuck with
the n...
What Else is There to Talk about: THE HEAT!
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I'm pretty sure the cat saw something under the bushes...he wouldn't even
look my way when I called.
On Monday and Tuesday the oppresive heat was gon...
What a beautiful lady.
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My Mom is 83 today. Dementia has taken her away from us even though she is still here.
ReplyDeleteI understand. It is hard to accept my mother has been dead for 30 years. She would have been 100 this March. It still hurts.
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