Rag rolls are rolling up. Bad photo, but you get the idea. Pillow cases are disappearing. I've had a stack sitting on a shelf for weeks now, but I am looking at this year as the year to get stuff done.
In fact, while deep cleaning I un-buried the plates that were mailed to me after my Aunt died. That was 2 years ago. I mounted one in the kitchen, and somehow the remainder were put on my hutch shelf, then buried by tablecloths (I must have been in a hurry).
So...I simply mounted two more to this small area over my aprons, then purchased a 3-plate mount (50% off, paying just over $12.00), and put them up in my living room. Now we can enjoy them. I also took the one plate down and gave it a good cleaning.
After I took those photos, and finally made a trip to town in my car I haven't seen all week, I bought this.
I also added this gem to a pot in the master bath. That plant died too, so now it's bringing some positive energy. I had the blue stones in my crafting supply, so I just used those.
I may have to purchase a brand spankin' new food processor. I was one of the unlucky folks who had to order a new blade last December. Cuisinart had a recall on certain models, and I have one. Mine is the 11-cup plus with a dough button. I have struggled with recipes without it too - hummus for one. My blender just doesn't do the job for some recipes. According to the last email from them, I won't see my new blade until sometime beyond June. That is not good. I use it all season long. So frustrating.
I needed a food processor to make my swiss chard pesto. Blenders just don't bring up the bottom stuff, and I have to keep stopping and stirring.
It was also a new recipe from "The Chew." If you google "Pesto Chicken Cauliflower Bowl" you'll find it online. Golly, I can't wait for spring greens from the garden again. To "rice" my cauliflower, I simply hand grated it. It worked, and the recipe was very, very good. We'll be making it again, because it's healthy. The only cheese is the Parmesan in the pesto.
Comments
What do you use the rag rolls for? Have you ever cut rags into narrow enough pieces to knit or crochet with them? I've seen it done. I also once made a bathroom rug out of plastic grocery bags that I cut into narrow strips and crochetted with. It looked pretty good with the various colors done into patterns, and it was good to step out of the bath/shower on, plus it was cheap and recycling.
God bless.
RB
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