I made two sets of these scrubbers/pot holders/dish rags for a family gift exchange. The pattern was really easy and enjoyably repetitive. I’m not the fastest crocheter, so I could finish one i...
Embroidered Demi Towel, a photo by NurseJulie on Flickr. I made this little towel for my friend Amanda. I had a really good time figuring out the colors for the cake. Filed under: Crafting, Embroider...
Embroidered Demi Towel, a photo by NurseJulie on Flickr. I had so much fun stitching this little towel over the holidays. I thought the colors were really fun, and I finished the entire project in ab...
Labyrinth for Mother’s Day, a photo by NurseJulie on Flickr. I really enjoyed making this labyrinth. I like to think it was as calming to stitch as it is to trace for meditation. Also, I love a...
This past October I wrote about feeling bored with my blog and needing to refocus. I tried to return to my original intention of The Ideal Me, but I just feel like the sentiment is just not where I...
I’m tired of that sinking feeling that accompanies the question, “What’s for dinner?” I’ve committed to making weekly menus and reporting on how cooking for the week went. So...
Yes. That title sounds pretty pretench somehow. Lately I’ve been eating too many refined carbs. Bread and butter people. Lots of pasta. Tasty and carb-o-licious. It wouldn’t be such...
I’m tired of that sinking feeling that accompanies the question, “What’s for dinner?” I’ve committed to making weekly menus and reporting on how cooking for the week went. I ...
I’m a little crazy over pumpkins. I have to work really hard to resist buying anything and everything pumpkin related. Stoneware, embroidery patterns, pumpkin flavored pasta, that evil pumpkin...
I’m tired of that sinking feeling that accompanies the question, “What’s for dinner?” I’ve committed to making weekly menus and reporting on how cooking for the week went. Go...
I’ve learned a lot this first year tending a garden. It takes daily work, interest, and love. When you lose sight of what you’re doing, your plants won’t produce. I̵...
I’m tired of that sinking feeling that accompanies the question, “What’s for dinner?” I’ve committed to making weekly menus and reporting on how cooking for the week went. Th...
After two weeks of menu planning, I backslid. No menu this week. It wasn’t the best week of food, but it was a reminder why Menu Mondays are so important. Here is what we actually ate. Monda...
I learned a few things from menu planning this week. Having a plan is helpful, and I didn’t feel completely unprepared. If the grocery store doesn’t have the core ingredients I need for a...
“By recording your goals and dreams on paper, you set in motion the process of becoming the person you most want to be.” -Mark Victor Hansen I like to think of goal lists as Lists of Awes...
Thank goodness for a decently stocked pantry. We are having homemade chicken and stars for dinner. That’s what happens when someone in our family gets sick. I make chicken soup. Luckily I hav...
Like I said yesterday, I’ve committed to make weekly menus and report on how things went. April’s “Lunch Time” posts over at So Yeah…So inspired me to make this a recur...
I am not the best menu planner. I’ll make a menu for a week or so, and then, well…some nights getting dinner on the table is a bit of a pain. Last Monday I decided to make a menu and see...
It’s funny how a morning can totally change things. Like my guest post (7 Minute Makeup) for So Yeah…So. I had an idea for a skincare post that I had been mulling for days. Then I woke up th...
Today was my first guest post for So Yeah…So. This blog is about April and her daughter Maya’s adventures in fashion and life in the Midwest. This is one of my favorite blogs right now, a...
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Supporting your local food economy is an easy way to reduce the use of oil, support local business, and eat some really tasty food! Each step in the right direction helps realize the change in your ...
Over the past two years,my life has changed pretty drastically…and my need for the “Ideal Me” project waned. I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately, and will be making a ...
Check out this article by Roger Doiron. It has some awesome stats on how the world eats. Some great info in this one. On World Food Day: Crunching the Numbers Posted in Uncategorized
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For about one month the azaleas in our yard are in bloom. I love that month. Posted in In our garden
Lately, I’ve been quite off center. After a busy month and a half full of reiki, event planning, and dancing (and a distinct lack of posting) I became rather off balance. Now I’m returni...
So, after reading my last post a fellow by the name of Doug sent me an email about buygreen.com. Here’s a little bit of what he had to say: What makes us unique is we apply our proprietary Gre...
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