EJ4Disney
Just a country girl at heart
- Joined
- Aug 7, 2008
Good morning everyone,
Brandi ~ I am so glad that you got to Texas and was with your Aunt when she passed. Prayers and hugs my friend.
PIO ~ I have to tell ya - Doug and I love different grocery stores. I know we are weird, but when others walk the ruins, swim in the sea or see the sights, Doug and I always head for the markets. We just love 'em. So glad that your exchange student is settling in. What a great experience for DS also.
Alison ~ I would love the cod/halibut recipe. Sounds so good.
Slowly but surly you are getting settled. That is the hardest part of moving, is trying to find the right place for everything.
Kimmar ~ Yes sweetie, you are so right. You have no idea what a blessing Anna is. She is putting him in a good place mentally and physically and that is more than half the battle. Bless her heart.
Have you asked her for her cornbread recipe?
I made my lasagna yesterday. I even made 4 batches and have 3 in the freezer. Last weekend I made some homemade salsa and spaghetti sauce so I used the sauce in the lasagna. Man oh man it was good. Nothing special just the way my Momma made hers. Noodles, sauce, ricotta, and moz. cheese. Repeat with 3 layers and lots of Moz. cheese on top. Bake at 350 for 45 minutes or until the cheese is melted and just brown. YUM!!
We had a real struggle at the color run. It was so hot and the humidity was horrible. I have never seen humidity as bad as this. It really made it hard to breath and you couldn't see 50 feet in front of you. We made it though and did have fun. My goal was to not finish last and we - Doug, Lilly (in the stroller) and I finished in the middle. Matthew finished first. We were pretty proud. I didn't want any color, plus Stephanie didn't really want the stroller colorized so when we got to each station we just walked around. But Doug loved it and was very colorful. As sweaty as we were the colors were pretty.
WFDT ~ Grilled chicken salads, corn muffins and fresh strawberries.
Make it a great day.
Brandi ~ I am so glad that you got to Texas and was with your Aunt when she passed. Prayers and hugs my friend.
PIO ~ I have to tell ya - Doug and I love different grocery stores. I know we are weird, but when others walk the ruins, swim in the sea or see the sights, Doug and I always head for the markets. We just love 'em. So glad that your exchange student is settling in. What a great experience for DS also.
Alison ~ I would love the cod/halibut recipe. Sounds so good.
Slowly but surly you are getting settled. That is the hardest part of moving, is trying to find the right place for everything.
Kimmar ~ Yes sweetie, you are so right. You have no idea what a blessing Anna is. She is putting him in a good place mentally and physically and that is more than half the battle. Bless her heart.
Have you asked her for her cornbread recipe?
I made my lasagna yesterday. I even made 4 batches and have 3 in the freezer. Last weekend I made some homemade salsa and spaghetti sauce so I used the sauce in the lasagna. Man oh man it was good. Nothing special just the way my Momma made hers. Noodles, sauce, ricotta, and moz. cheese. Repeat with 3 layers and lots of Moz. cheese on top. Bake at 350 for 45 minutes or until the cheese is melted and just brown. YUM!!
We had a real struggle at the color run. It was so hot and the humidity was horrible. I have never seen humidity as bad as this. It really made it hard to breath and you couldn't see 50 feet in front of you. We made it though and did have fun. My goal was to not finish last and we - Doug, Lilly (in the stroller) and I finished in the middle. Matthew finished first. We were pretty proud. I didn't want any color, plus Stephanie didn't really want the stroller colorized so when we got to each station we just walked around. But Doug loved it and was very colorful. As sweaty as we were the colors were pretty.
WFDT ~ Grilled chicken salads, corn muffins and fresh strawberries.
Make it a great day.