I'm joining Sandra today, at Diary of a Stay at Home Mom.
The weather outside is. . .
There is a teensy bit of sun today so far. The 50's turned to 30's, but I'm still enjoying it.
On the breakfast plate this morning. . .
Cinnamon French toast and spaghetti squash cooked with one scrambled egg, onion cooked in butter, and a pinch of homemade garlic powder. Oh, and of course coffee.
As I look out my window. . .
I see a lot of orange. Deer season started today. There is no more snow on the ground. The dog warden's van just pulled in. The driver is talking on a phone. I sure hope this does not mean another stray around here. My dogs are all safely inside.
Right now I am . . .
Getting ready to go dump egg shells on the garden.
As I look around the house. . .
I see my homesteading journal that needs organized (again).
On today's to-do list. . .
vacuum
fold laundry
bring in wood
library returns/pick ups
scraps to the animals, scraps to compost
boil eggs
take trash out
.....and that's just part of it of course
Currently reading. . .
Nothing. I gave up on trying to read this week, but I am writing down all the titles to check out again in February (when we are snowed in most likely).
On the TV this week. . .
Netflix. Walking Dead ended last night (and thankfully too, as it was keeping me up too late, ha ha!).
On the menu this week. . .
Egg salad sandwiches
Depends on what leftovers need eaten up first.
What I am creating at the moment. . .
It's top secret. If I succeed, you will all see it after Christmas.
New recipe I tried or want to try this week. . .
We made a mashed potato/rutabaga with green peas. Not really a "recipe" but a new mixture of vegetables for us.
Favorite photo from the camera. . .
This is an old photo, but I made several scarfs for the homeless every winter for a few years. This year will be the first that I have not. Our busy (but yet so bountiful) summer unfortunately did not produce extra free time. My hands need a break I think anyway.
From Scripture. . .
2 comments:
Lots on the to-do list today... I'd like to be boiling eggs. We cut back on the lay pellet, so not getting many.
The colorful scarf squares...is cheerful!
I would think, the homeless people, loved wearing bright and beautiful scarves, made by hand. So thoughtful. Maybe next year... you can pick it up again. :)
Patricia, hopefully next year I can get more scarves made. I hope you are feeling better too.
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