Whacked-out recipes
I’m not the world’s best cook. Mom used to make steak that was so hard to cut it reminded me of shoe leather. My sister and I found out why when we were… Continue reading
I’m not the world’s best cook. Mom used to make steak that was so hard to cut it reminded me of shoe leather. My sister and I found out why when we were… Continue reading
2023 feels a lot like 2022. The plastic trees are being carefully zipped into plastic bags to put into closets for another year, wrapping paper is in the garbage, and lines will be… Continue reading
As we trampled each other at the stores while listening to a Christmas Carol that said, “Peace on Earth, good will toward men,” we failed to remember one important concept. One creature is… Continue reading
Originally posted on Smorgasbord Blog Magazine:
Delighted to share the latest funnies from Australia and around the world shared by author Malcolm Allen And I would like to thank Malcolm for all the…
My heart is so joyful!!!! Both my children called me today. Both are doing amazingly well. I am so thankful to have the world’s best children! There are two reasons I haven’t had… Continue reading
Sharing a few funny memes about Christmas in Florida this year. The forecast was worse than expected: Ft. Myers was whammied by Hurricane Ian in November, with a double whammy around Christmas. Remember… Continue reading
On the morning of December 24th, it’s supposed to be 27F in my part of Florida. OMG! It’s going to be in the 40’s in Key west! That’s tropical sacrilege!! This is our… Continue reading
I’ve been watching a few videos lately. One of them was by a woman investigating what is in the “beauty products” we’re using. It seems that Europe has stricter regulations than the USA. … Continue reading
Originally posted on bluebird of bitterness:
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If you haven’t read it yet, please read my post about why I will never do another NaNoWriMo again: https://rantingalong.blog/2022/12/02/why-i-will-never-do-another-nanowrimo-again/ It’s December 11th. In 1941, it was the day that would live in… Continue reading