Faith, Home, & Family
I made more Homemade Trail Mix last week. We've been going through all of this in about a week to a week and a half. I make it with cashews, peanuts - either dry roasted or honey roasted, and M & M's. I add raisins to half the batch. I bought some little goldfish crackers to add to the mix the last time I went shopping. So I'll be trying that … [Continue]
My family loves puzzles and games so I was happy for the chance to try the Statue of Liberty FlipStir Puzzle from Enlivenze LLC. FlipStir is a self contained 3 dimensional puzzle that you put together inside the container. There are currently 5 different FlipStir puzzles. Three are Level 2 puzzles, like the Statue of Liberty FlipStir I … [Continue]
My mother asked to cook last week. Who am I to say no? lol She made one of her specialties that family members often ask for. Scalloped Pork Chops. You layer pork chops in the bottom of a pan, we used boneless with very little fat on them. You cover them with a layer of sliced onions, then a thick layer of sliced … [Continue]
*This post contains affiliate links. My family can go through headphones like you would not believe. Well, if you have kids, then you will believe it! They always some how manage to break the wires and rip the ear piece apart. And then, oh my!, I get "I didn't hear you" all the time! I was happy to receive AfterShokz Trekz Titanium sport … [Continue]
It's been a while since I had done any craft projects. I have been itching to do something lately, though. So when I saw this, I just knew I had to try it. I followed the directions for a Fishnet Wrapped Mason Jar from It All Started with Paint. It was pretty easy to start. It actually went pretty quick! It's a little … [Continue]
*This post contains an affiliate link My major kitchen accomplishment last week was canning peaches. These are so good! A couple of months ago, I bought 20 pounds of chicken leg quarters, cut them up, and cooked them in bbq sauce. After cooling, I froze them in meal size bags. I have been enjoying the … [Continue]
*This post contains affiliate links It's Georgia peach season! Once a year, when the Georgia Peaches are ready, a grower comes to my tiny, rural town to sell them. We like to buy a whole case. My husband will usually eat a couple and I can the rest. I get the family involved because, hello, that's a lot of Peaches to … [Continue]
