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Monthly Archives: September 2008
Mr. Pixar please accept my grand-daughter’s resume
Here’s an example of my 7 year old granddaughter Emma’s art work. She sent me four pages of drawings, which when the pages were flipped, animated her BFF Sponge Bob. My very talented brother, Andy, computerized the images for your … Continue reading
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My death quilt
In response to Naomi Dunford’s comment : Can somebody PLEASE explain to me why I’m the only person on God’s good earth with a mother who doesn’t quilt? I need to borrow somebody’s mother so they’ll teach me. Then my … Continue reading
I’m in a pickle
We’re making Lady Ashburnham relish and pickled beets today. Andrea’s grandmother, Little Nanny taught me how to make pickles and relish. Andrea and I use the same recipe but I add one chopped red pepper. As it is my Dad’s favourite relish I’m making … Continue reading
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The best way to entertain
I can not imagine being bored. The days fly by so quickly, before I know it another week is gone.  Often on a Saturday, we have a pot luck supper with two other couples. This allows us to try recipes and make … Continue reading
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Easy Supper quiche
Happy Friday! If you are tired after a long week, here’s an easy supper recipe which smells great while baking. You can add 3/4 cup of cooked salmon, ham or bacon, or any variety of slightly cooked vegetables.  Taste great with a … Continue reading
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Denim quilts
I love everything about quilting except the finishing. Luckily I have a friend, Jeannette, who finishes the quilts for me. These are summer quilts (no lining) I made for the trailer. Both quilts are backed and bound with flannel for extra … Continue reading
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She who must be obeyed
Twelve years ago on a cold February night, my son John found a small kitten shivering alone in an alley way. He snuggled this little bundle of fur inside his jacket and brought her into our home and our hearts. Porsche … Continue reading
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On top of spaghetti
I try to avoid processed food as much as possible. It takes a bit of time to make your own food but the taste and savings is well worth it. Connie’s Caesar Dressing         Here’s a tried and true recipe from … Continue reading
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Never trust a skinny cook
Through this blog I’ll share some of my favourite recipes. My Nanny Verner and my godmother, Nene, taught me how to cook. Nanny had sixteen children (including one she adopted shortly before my birth). She taught me how to make a … Continue reading
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Don’t believe everything you read on the internet.
We have a “vintage†1972 trailer parked on our retirement property.  As it sits on the edge of 3.5 acres of pasture land surrounded by a mountain of trees, it is an enticing spot for critters……….especially field mouse.  I read … Continue reading
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