Disclaimer: This Little Free Library is sponsored by Alpha-Bits cereal. However, all opinions, comments, photos, thoughts, manual labor are my own. Recently I acquired a Little Free Library from my blogger friend Jennifer at Jenx67. After a couple weeks of … Continued
Dear Ms. Rowling~ I’m writing to thank you for your Harry Potter series. Yes, I realize that it has been 7 years since the last book was published and that you have probably received millions of fan letters and will … Continued
I have something exciting to share here and in my neighborhood. We are the proud new owners of a Little Free Library! Ever heard of it? I hadn’t heard of it until my online friend, Jennifer from JenX67, was looking … Continued
The last month of the school I find myself needing to make a batch of cookies or brownies or some other baked good about every other minute. Teachers appreciation…can you make something? My pleasure. End of the year banquet…can … Continued
Let me first start by saying that I’m calling this Black Bean and Corn Relish even though I don’t know if it’s technically a dip or a relish. To be honest, I just like the way relish sounds as opposed … Continued
We are well into our first week of summer vacation. Rather than bust out a end of the year review on the last day of school I had to sit on this one for a few days and think … Continued
Hey Oklahoma, you may be wondering why your FB feed is blowing up with people upset about some “veto”. Here it is in a nutshell: “Gov. Fallin vetoed a bill that was passed in both chambers that would have returned … Continued
Thanks to Red Gold Tomatoes I have a new love…Aioli. What’s aioli, you ask? Aioli is a mayo based spread that you can use on sandwiches, burgers, chip dip, french fry dip, in casseroles, on top of enchiladas…basically anywhere you … Continued
5 more days. Five. More. Days. The school year will be over soon and my 9 year old can taste it. State mandated testing has passed (I won’t even go into what a shit storm our law makers brewed up … Continued
My grandmother was a ladies lady, a philanthropist, a socialite and a homemaker. She was a long time supporter of her local library and was at one time on the board of regents at Texas Women’s University. Knowing these things … Continued