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Category Archives: Food Glorious Food
Practice Thanksgiving 2020
This year the table is set for four, not eighteen or twenty or whatever ridiculous amount of place settings we try to squeeze in. Our moms, the boys grandmas, will not be joining us. No neighbors or friends will be … Continue reading
Posted in Food Glorious Food, The Virus
Tagged COVID can't stop us this, Creme brulee, Family, Food, Practice Thanksgiving, Traditions
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Simple Sunday – Sandwiches
Grilled cheese sandwiches are my jam. They are my comfort food. I have very strong opinions about all things involving the great grilled cheese. Here is a sneak peek from the last time I made them, before putting their tops … Continue reading
Posted in Food Glorious Food, Simple Sunday
Tagged Comfort Food, Cooking, Food, Grilled Cheese, Life, Simple sunday
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July, an Honorary Fall Month
It did not happen all at once and honestly even I did not see it coming, but come it did. The first indication that I was becoming a Christmas/Fall-In-July person was the candle. I lit my cinnamon sparkle candle twice … Continue reading
Posted in Food Glorious Food, Little Feet
Tagged baking, Christmas, Cooking, cooking with kids, fall, Fortnite, Holidays, Humor, Kids, Trader Joe's
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Simple Sunday – The “Wonderful”
According to several gardening sites, the “Wonderful” variety of pomegranate is the most common and most prolific bearer of fruit in Arizona and California. Carter came home with this, picked from our neighbor’s yard (with permission, of course). I thought … Continue reading
Posted in Food Glorious Food, Simple Sunday
Tagged Food, Gardening, Humor, Photography, Pomegranate, Things Carter comes home with
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Happy Fourth of July!
Waffles with red, white, and blue for our breakfast this morning. (Sorry but no pictures of the waffles, I was too busy eating.) May you have a safe, smart, and cheerful 4th!
Posted in Food Glorious Food
Tagged Arizona, Cooking, Food, Fourth of July, Holiday, Photography
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Multiple-Organ Transplant
We are coffee drinkers. We drink Starbucks dark roast beans, lovingly ground the night before and nestled into a dry, crisp filter in our pre-programmed coffeemaker, set to brew a perfect pot just minutes before our alarm goes off. If … Continue reading
Posted in Food Glorious Food
Tagged A cup of coffee, Coffee, Coffeemaker, Humor, Husband, Life
8 Comments
Sweet(s)!
Carter likes things that are old (I refuse to use the word antique because some of the items he view as antique are from the 80’s). He also likes things that are sweet. He has recently become enthralled with his … Continue reading
Walking Genius
Last night Husband was crowned with the title “Walking Genius” from non other than our son, Carter. Such high praise from a tween requires explanation. Apparently, unbeknownst to me, Husband has had a life long empty Hershey’s Syrup bottle ritual. … Continue reading
Posted in Food Glorious Food
Tagged Food, Hershey's Syrup, Humor, Husband, Kids, The things kids say
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Eating (with) Grandma
Late last week as I was rummaging around in our freezer, I came across some leftover Practice Thanksgiving turkey. I really need to clean out my freezer more often. (If you are unfamiliar with our family created holiday, you can … Continue reading
Posted in Food Glorious Food, The Virus
Tagged cats, Cooking, Cooking with Cats, Food, Humor, Kids, Parenting, Pets, Practice Thanksgiving, The things kids say, Traditions, will this be a new tradition?
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Oatmeal-Old
I came to the harsh realization yesterday that I have reached the Oatmeal-Old Age. No, I’m not at the Plain Oatmeal-Old Age, yet. I’m more at the Raisins, Nuts, and Brown Sugar Oatmeal-Old Age. Don’t get me wrong, I know … Continue reading