On the breakfast plate . . .
Eggs and toast, coffee
The weather . . .
High of 40°, snow later
Looking around the house . . .
It's a mess today
On my reading pile . . .
Nothing. Too busy
On my TV . . .
Regular TV. Netflix would not work
On the menu . . .
Have no idea
On my to-do list . . .
-make a breakfast scramble
-tidy up the kitchen
-laundry
-crochet for another upcoming show
-decorate the trees
-put the ear warmers back in my motorcycle helmet
-water plants
-vacuum
-wipe more woodwork down
-put tomato stakes away
-haul wood to the porch
-clean the fridge out
-strain an infused oil
-check library status
-start attaching price tags to crafted items
-place an order for Christmas
-clean bathrooms
Something I learned . . .
Oregano can be used to treat the common cold. According to Mother Earth News (article is online), you can brew tea with oregano, because it contains carvacol, which inhibits bacteria growth. Who knew? I didn't. I knew of using oil of oregano in tea, but did not not to make tea with actual oregano.
What I am creating . . .
Lots of stuff. I need to write a list of what needs restocked for the next craft show. I have about 11 camper ornaments ready to assemble.
A recipe I want to try . . .
Brandied nuts
From the camera . . .
Sunday morning sunrise.
My family, a friend who lost a pet, a friend who lost an Aunt
Comments
One thing that is good to consume is Bay leaves....
Also made as tea..
Add the bay leaves and water to a pot, cover, and bring
to a boil over high heat. Let boil for 3 minutes then
remove the pot from the heat and let the tea steep for
4 minutes. Strain and drink or sweeten to suit your taste...
NO! Milk!
It's good for ALL sorts of things...
Bay leaves offer us a healthy dose of vitamins A, C,
magnesium, calcium, manganese, potassium, and iron.
Bay leaves soothe body aches. ... Rubbing bay leaf
oil on inflamed joints reduces pain. Immune supportive:
Has antibacterial and anti fungal properties...!
Your 'To do list' always makes me chuckle! :0).
Thanks Tamy!