What is Mother’s Day all about? How did it get started? From the Library of Congress files: Mother’s Day is a celebration honoring the mother of the family, motherhood, and the influence of mothers in society. In 1908, Anna Jarvis holds a memorial service at a West Virginia church to honor her mother, Mrs. Ann…
April 22 is Earth Day, but why not celebrate it all year? From Today.com comes this explanation of what Earth Day is about:
It’s Day 10 of the Friendship Cake dough starter journey! After carefully creating a wonderful, happy dough starter, I used a cup (or more) of the dough starter for part two of the journey: actually baking the cake!
I think of putting together a meal as a creative endeavor. From the moment I think about making a specific meal, my mind goes from putting the ingredients together to serving. The serving part of a meal is all about presentation: a pretty table makes all the difference!
I was looking for a spring outfit appropriate for Maine spring weather. If you live here, you know that the weather can change abruptly and go from being warm and sunny at 60 degrees, to chilly and windy at 40 degrees!
My dad still has a Stanley thermos that he bought about 50 years ago, before he married my mom! He’s always used it when he goes ice fishing. When my brother started going ice fishing with him, my dad bought my brother his own Stanley thermos.
Bought some frozen Tyson Chicken Sliders a while ago and decided that tonight was the night to try them! Have you made sliders from a frozen product? Have you made them from fresh chicken and rolls?
During the pandemic, Thanksgiving specifically, we had the family over for turkey and all the fixings. After taking the turkey out of the oven, my mom and I were making gravy in the ceramic-coated roasting pan, using two burners on the glass-top stove. We heard an odd noise, like glass cracking.
This meatloaf recipe is a game changer for my family! We had never made meatloaf with Stove Top stuffing, but we saw a lot of recipes on the internet using the stuffing instead of bread crumbs and thought we’d give it a try.
I posted quite a few reels this week showing a roasting laurel, a Maine snowstorm, snowstorm activities such as a self mani and doing a jigsaw puzzle; changing my Easter table over to spring decorations
