Monthly Archives: November 2008
Generatus: For the Imaginatively Challenged
I pirated this post content from the Woo Woo Teacup Journal. It’s a website called Generatus and it creates content for social networks like Twitter and Facebook. Some of these were so funny that I couldn’t resist posting them. Jody … Continue reading
Digging for Clams on Black Friday
I admit that going into Thanksgiving I was behind schedule. I planned on getting a bit of shopping in on Wednesday but ended up spending the afternoon helping my son get his car started. This meant that I would have … Continue reading
Filed under General, Life, Little Falls
Our Dirt: A Harvest Story
In the spring my boys and I tilled a quarter of the back yard, erected a small greenhouse and planted our largest organic heirloom vegetable garden ever. I had several objectives in committing myself to this project, first a character … Continue reading
Remembering Uncle Roger
In 2003 I traveled to England to celebrate my cousin Elaine’s 40th birthday. My Uncle Roger arrived for the same occasion and I had the good fortune of spending a considerable amount of time with, not only my cousin but … Continue reading
Filed under Life, Photographs
Crock Pot Recipe Index
For those rushing in and out of the house here is a Crockpot Recipe Index Just click on the recipe to get the instructions Crock Pot Cooking Index Crock Pot – Beef All Day Crock Pot Beef Beef and Broccoli … Continue reading
My Favorite Choux’s :)
Basic Pate a Choux recipe A variety of cooking instructions compliments of the Food Network and YouTube
Blog Readability Level
My good friend Ms. Woo Woo Teacup has continued her sweep of posting interesting websites that analyse blogs. Today’s post was a blog readability test which asks the question, “what level of education is required to understand your blog?” Lost Marbles & … Continue reading
Thanksgiving Turkey, Scooter Libby Receives Presidential Pardon
In Thanksgiving Tradition, Bush Pardons Scooter Libby In Giant Turkey Costume
Like There’s No Tomorrow
With the upcoming holiday seasaon I’ve decided to reprint this post from December 2007: Last Christmas my daughter traveled an hour and a half to spend Christmas with her father and his family. Shortly after she arrived at her grandmother’s house … Continue reading
