Go HERE to get them, too. (While supplies last.)
Free MOO Facebook Cards
You know when you do something sometimes and then later you forget you do it but you get a package in the mail with free Facebook cards? Well, apparently that's what I did. On the bright side, now I have free Facebook cards thanks to MOO.
Go HERE to get them, too. (While supplies last.)
Go HERE to get them, too. (While supplies last.)
5 Questions I Am Asking Myself
1. I have one tomato left from my parents garden that didn't decide to produce until October. Can I really go a couple of more months without a real, fresh tomato?
2. Everyone where I work, reads. They read a lot. I read Shape magazine and Southern Living. Is it time to expand my pallet of readings?
3. I've been eating 2-3 oranges a day since I bought 5 lbs of them. Will I start to become an orange? Or will it make me a cutie? (They are called, 'cuties.')
4. It rained today and it was grey which made me happy. Is that weird?
5. I genuinely enjoy watching the Biggest Loser and eating supper at the same time. Is that backwards?
2. Everyone where I work, reads. They read a lot. I read Shape magazine and Southern Living. Is it time to expand my pallet of readings?
3. I've been eating 2-3 oranges a day since I bought 5 lbs of them. Will I start to become an orange? Or will it make me a cutie? (They are called, 'cuties.')
4. It rained today and it was grey which made me happy. Is that weird?
5. I genuinely enjoy watching the Biggest Loser and eating supper at the same time. Is that backwards?
A Clark Christmas!
Every Christmas night, everyone from my dads side (or everyone that can make it) comes over to my parents house. We eat, and sit around and catch up. Here are some highlights from this Christmas:
My sweet, baby cousin Scott tries to act like he doesn't like me.
But he does...
Well I did it!
All of the lady cousins. Aren't they pretty?
My cousin Shannon.
Apparently this wasn't our good sides.
This was.
My parents and Lucy.
The Clark Clan.
Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas!
All I Want for Christmas ... is Pie!
Thanksgiving Day I challenged myself to have a goal accomplished by Christmas Day. That goal was to be able to make homemade pie. A chocolate pie. So, once school was over for the semester and I had had a couple of days off to mentally prepare myself to make pie, I did. I made pie.
I made a chocolate pie and a cherry pie. When one makes TWO homemade pies, the best idea is to take them to work to share with everyone else. (Otherwise my pants wouldn't have fit and they're getting a little right as it is...)
So this week ... that practice started.
I tried the never-fail pie crust recipe on the back of W-R All Purpose Flour.
Made the crust.
Made the pie.
Baked the pie.
Made a mess.
Tried to make a chocolate pie and a cherry pie.
Brought both pies to work to share.
Let someone else cut the pie.
Everyone ate the pie.
How'd the pies turn out? Good. So good, that I"m going to make them again Christmas Day (I've worked on my crust some more) and I"ll share the recipes at that time.
Happy Pie!















