While taking time to look through campfire cookery books, I heard a sploshing of water coming from the kitchen.
Okay, so the "cowboy" book is not campfire cookery, but I had fun reading through them for new recipes. Anyway, I went to investigate the noise. It was not the sound of a cat or a dog slurping water, but a splashing around play in the bowl kind of sound.
I got a good chuckle. There sat Jasper, our oreo colored tiger cat, staring down into the dog's water bowl. He's the same cat who took his toy mouse to the water bowl and dropped it in. He was staring at his orange chenille stem that he'd been playing with for several days. The next time I looked in the bowl, it was gone. There are footprints of water everywhere in the kitchen - ha ha ha!
It's now on the kitchen floor, while he takes a leisurely nap.
"Eat it up,
Wear it out,
Make it do,
Or go without."
~A Pioneer Sampler, by Barbara Greenwood~
Pioneer Woman at Heart
One Flourishing, Frugal and Fun Family!
One family learning to live off the land, cut back on expenses, and to live a simpler and a more self-sufficient lifestyle.
Friday, October 1, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Diving right into Autumn with a touch of Winter
I'm making our family recipe for Hot cranberry punch for the family today. The kids will be very excited to find a nice hot autumn drink simmering on the stove.
I also took whatever I had on hand and created a delicious pumpkin cake - minus frosting.
Of course I had to try a small piece to make sure it tasted okay. With one child now home sick, I have the DVD, "All is Calm" playing on the TV for her and I. If you love winter scenes, especially peaceful ones, light falling snow, accompanied by peaceful music (some Christmas music), you'll really enjoy it. In a way, it the music has be getting excited about the upcoming holidays. It makes me feel like making Christmas tree ornaments instead of cleaning (and what I should be doing right now).
I also took whatever I had on hand and created a delicious pumpkin cake - minus frosting.
Of course I had to try a small piece to make sure it tasted okay. With one child now home sick, I have the DVD, "All is Calm" playing on the TV for her and I. If you love winter scenes, especially peaceful ones, light falling snow, accompanied by peaceful music (some Christmas music), you'll really enjoy it. In a way, it the music has be getting excited about the upcoming holidays. It makes me feel like making Christmas tree ornaments instead of cleaning (and what I should be doing right now).
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