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Coconut Banana smoothie
When I make a green smoothie it is usually for its nutrient dense qualities not as a way to get in more fruit. Fruit is easy, right? Since we gave up dairy, yes, ice cream is dairy, we sometimes find … Continue reading
Posted in Dairy free, Eating, Gluten Free, Health, Recipes, Wellness
Tagged banana smoothie, breakfast, dessert, flax seed, healthy eating, nativa chia, protein powder, smoothie, workout nutrition
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Spice Cabinet makeover
Okay, I mentioned this a couple of weeks ago and I did get it finished just not photographed… I’ve got an online, Facebook, T-Tapping friend who is just a whiz at homemaking. She comes up with the best ideas. Sometimes … Continue reading
Anthropology Bathrobe reinvented
It feels good to back off the quilting and get back into some apparel sewing. I’ve always loved it but it’s not as easy as quilting. Quilting you just do. It’s relaxing. Apparel has to fit or it’s a waste. … Continue reading
Posted in Crafting, fabric, Sewing, WIP
Tagged amy butler, bathrobe, fabric, projects, quilt batting, sewing, summer wardrobe, WIP
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Aloo Palak
Just us girls for dinner, one night this week, and A came up with this old Indian favorite she wanted to try. There weren’t really any tried and true recipes out there, that we could find, anyway. Not even in … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Dairy free, Gluten Free, Recipes
Tagged curry, dairy free, gluten free, greek yogurt, indian, recipe, vegetarian
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Diamonds really are a girl’s best friend.
I’ve been working really hard to use up more and more of my older fabrics. They’ve been hanging around so long that my eyes just cruise right past them. They have become no longer important, a nothing. I previously talked about … Continue reading
Posted in fabric, Quilting, Sewing, WIP
Tagged diamonds are a girls best friend quilt, jane austen, spray adhesive
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It’s important that your slave labor is stylishly dressed.
They are much happier that way. Always complaining her feet are cold, someone wanted slippers to go with their new work uniform. And it wasn’t me. Yes, she works from home now, she is on her computer all day and … Continue reading
Posted in Crafting, fabric, Family, Sewing
Tagged christmas pajamas, faux fur fabric, work uniform
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Who Cares How Nutritious This Is?!!
….when it tastes so good! This time of year I always start craving more vegetables. I’m not sure if it has to do with the lack of sunshine or because I’m working out harder, but you can usually find me … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Dairy free, Eating, Gluten Free, Health, Recipes, Salad, Wellness
Tagged sesame seeds, spinach salad
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Ding Dong! Winter’s Here!
Though we didn’t get the blizzard they called for, we did get about 7″ in the last three days. I find staring at the snow completely hypnotizing. Totally mesmerizing. Especially the light, fluffy snow that stacks itself on the branches. And … Continue reading
Da Plane, Da Plane
If God had really intended men to fly, he’d make it easier to get to the airport. ~George Winters And then again….. on a beautiful Sunday afternoon, you are sitting in your space, minding your own business, doing what you … Continue reading
Posted in Landscape, View out my window
Tagged airplane, george winters, orville, view, wilber, window
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