Here’s to Today!
New Year’s Day is typically the time to make resolutions. I don’t take part in this annual ritual. Instead I tend to get reflective around my birthday. Every year in July I think about my life and what I’d like … Continue reading →
Puget Sound Windstorm of 2006
We knew it was coming. TV, radio, and newspapers were filled with predictions. A windstorm with gusts of up to 90 mph was going to hit the Puget Sound area the night of December 14. They were right. It was a windstorm to remember.
Continue reading →Great Resources
There are a lot of great websites out there. This link collection contains sites that give valuable information on multiple topics including cooking, gardening, livestock and more.
Continue reading →Tuna Noodle Casserole
3 Cups uncooked noodles 1 Can tuna – drained 1 Can cream of mushroom soup – undiluted 1 Can peas – drained ½ Cup milk ½ Cup grated Cheddar cheese ¼ Cup minced onion Salt and pepper to taste Cook … Continue reading →
Seed and Nursery Links
The garden is harvested. It’s too cold to go outside. THIS is the perfect time to plan next year’s garden! This list of seed and nursery links will give you loads of ideas for next spring.
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Drop Biscuits
2 cups four 1-tablespoon baking powder ½ teaspoon salt ¼ cup olive oil 1-cup milk Combine dry ingredients in mixing bowl. Mix thoroughly. Add oil and milk. Stir just until ingredients are combined. Drop by spoonfuls onto greased cookie sheet. … Continue reading →
Hair Cut Equals Health Check
Your hair stylist sees more of your scalp than anyone else. Make use of their unique perspective by asking your stylist if they see any moles on your scalp.
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