These Oreo Cupcakes look fantastic (@ The Idea Room). Great for a holiday get together.
These Framed Silhouette Words would make a beautiful addition to any room (@ CraftyNest).
As I'm always on the lookout for crockpot recipes, I'm bookmarking this Crockpot Spicy Peanut Chicken for when hubby and I are in an adventurous mood (Prudent and Practical).
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Friday, November 27, 2009
Baking cookies...
I planned on posting a tutorial today for more felt food: raviolis, orange wedges, and tea bags. However, I'm being a little lazy. We're out of town, celebrating the holiday with my in-laws. And after a week of sick husband and packing in my house, I'm in need of a well deserved break.
So while I'm baking my heart out today with my sisters-in-law, here are a few recent (and older) posts you might enjoy:
How to Throw a Curious George Birthday Party
Best 4 Year Old Gift Idea (and handmade alternatives)
Using Credit Cards to your Advantage
How Will Advent Conspiracy Change You?
Obama Wants to Ruin Summer Vacation
Pumpkin Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies
Growing Your Own Garlic
One Cake Pan, Thee Birthday Ideas
Planning Ahead for Company
Thriftyness Vs. Frugality
And of course:
Felt Food Tutorial #1
and
Felt Food Tutorial #2
We'll be home next week and I'll be back to crafting and blogging. In the meantime, I'll think of you while I'm eating cookies and hominey casserole. Oh, that's a recipe I need to share with you soon. Hope you're having a great weekend.
So while I'm baking my heart out today with my sisters-in-law, here are a few recent (and older) posts you might enjoy:
How to Throw a Curious George Birthday Party
Best 4 Year Old Gift Idea (and handmade alternatives)
Using Credit Cards to your Advantage
How Will Advent Conspiracy Change You?
Obama Wants to Ruin Summer Vacation
Pumpkin Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies
Growing Your Own Garlic
One Cake Pan, Thee Birthday Ideas
Planning Ahead for Company
Thriftyness Vs. Frugality
And of course:
Felt Food Tutorial #1
and
Felt Food Tutorial #2
We'll be home next week and I'll be back to crafting and blogging. In the meantime, I'll think of you while I'm eating cookies and hominey casserole. Oh, that's a recipe I need to share with you soon. Hope you're having a great weekend.
Labels:
crafts,
holidays,
homemaking,
money saving,
parenting,
recipes
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Happy Thanksgiving
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Tackle it Tuesday

In the midst of packing for Thanksgiving travel, planning menus, making presents, etc, we are also planning a 2 year old birthday party. Baby Girl's birthday is Dec 21, can't get much closer to Christmas than that. So I like to get her birthday invitations sent out early as everyone is planning their holiday schedules. This year we're having her party on the 19th and so my plan has been to mail out the invitations with my Christmas cards this coming weekend. Those invitations were what I tackled this week:
Aren't they cute? We took a picture of her in a laundry basket with her Halloween costume on. Then matted it on pink paper and finally on a piece of black cardstock folded in two. I had the kitty stamp in my scrapbooking stuff and added a cute dimension to the front. The inside has the details.
I wised up this year and printed the inside off the computer. Added some cute colored hearts with a marker, and I'm done. Can't wait to see her face on birthday day.
For more Tackle it Tuesday, check out 5 Minutes for Mom.
Monday, November 23, 2009
Menu Monday 11/23-11/29

Breakfasts:
Yogurt
Fresh Fruit
Eggs
Oatmeal
Granola
Maybe a weekend breakfast???
Lunches:
Peanut Butter and Jelly
Turkey Salad sandwiches
Leftovers
Fruit
Veggie Dippers
Dinners:
Monday:Lentil Soup
Tuesday: Leftovers
Wednesday: Mac & Cheese, and steamed broccoli
Thursday: (If here):Turkey breast, hominy casserole, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie cake
(If away)-- taking hominy casserole and pumpkin pie cake
Friday-Saturday: At my In-laws
Sunday: Veggie Pizza
Extras:
Chocolate Cherry Cookie Dough
Pumpkin Spice Lattes
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