Challenges can be good for a person. Self-imposed challenges can push us out of our comfort zones and teach us new things about ourselves.
Happy Valentine’s Day
Another crafting year is nearing an end, and the 7 days of peaceful rest is upon us. Christmas Day marks the beginning of that period of rest – when all the gifts are finished or relegated to the “maybe by next Christmas” pile. In honor of the crazy rush to finish that we all seem to go through, here is an annoying little tune to hum as the sleep-deprived, caffeinated insanity rules our days.
Cat hair or rabbit hair or both.
Ingested is never good.
I think I will need a nap once I stop coughing up this hairball and the allergy medicine kicks in.
It seems human nature to boldly proclaim thoughts and opinions which are often formed from only a mere scattering of information collected.
It seems wisdom is gained from reevaluating one’s ideas after having accumulated greater information which is often derived from someone else’s bold proclamations.
Therefore wisdom is a result of both boldly proclaiming and wisely reevaluating.
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Sometimes you really wish the fake news was the real news because it makes you laugh rather than makes you want to cry.
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Hot cocoa is so much better when you run out of milk and have to make up the difference by using heavy cream.
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I really must learn more self-discipline when making cookies. There is only so much butter/shortening and sugar a person can eat at one time. Four different flavors of cookies; beaters and spatulas need children and hubbies to lick clean.
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Substituting apple sauce or pumpkin puree for the required oil in pancakes works well. Making such a substitution in waffles is much more risky. It seems the oil is essential to a crispy, non-stick product.
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Add enough cream cheese and almost any meal can be salvaged including a cream sauce with too much apple-onion chutney as a base flavor.
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