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Cookbook Question and other ramblings

 Before I make a purchase, does anyone have a used / good condition copy of this book they don't want anymore (or for sale)?


It's a Backwoods Home Cookbook.  Or if you do have one, any reviews before I buy it?  Brand new it's $19.95 plus shipping.   I checked Thrift books and they do not have it.

The weather is back to cooler temperatures.  I think we here are all tired of the nasty wind we got.

Guess what?  The floor project starts today.  Wish me luck, say a prayer, that I figure out how to move the computer and get all the cords in the right place for moving, ha ha!  If not, I have Daughter K here tomorrow to help me.

Let's hope I don't have to move the stove, so I can cook the beef, onions and bacon for chili, and whip up some buttermilk cornbread to go with it.





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Jackie See said…
Wishing you good luck today with your floor project! I don't know anything about the cookbook that you need. But it looks like a good one! ~jackie see~
April 1, 2022 at 10:13 AM
Debi said…
Good luck with your floor project. I hope all goes well! Have a great weekend!
April 1, 2022 at 11:03 PM
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