Snow in May! Last year at this time we'd mown our lawn 4 or 5 times and had already gotten fresh organic produce. This year, snow.
Another oddity. A check in the mail.,.46 cents...to mail said check. Check amount. 4 cents. Just sayin.
Scrambled thoughts, experiments and snippets of fun -- shaken, stirred, whipped and kneaded.
Thursday, May 02, 2013
Scribbles and Scrambles -blather
Thankfully our veggie garden is still in our house because it snowed last night!!!
And that's about all I'm going to say.
And that's about all I'm going to say.
Wednesday, May 01, 2013
Scribbles and Scrambles ~ Vegas Visual Highlights
Here are some pictures representing the fun sights
and moments in Vegas. And I'm guessing these are safe to share (ya know
the whole what happens...stays) since TSA did not confiscate my phone.
Our
hotel, the MGM Signature, which has great rooms, btw, also sports a Dr.
Seuss tree in the lobby. Totally, totally loved it and clearly took a
picture, or six. Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Scribbles and Scrambles ~ Lifeprints
We just don't know.
We don't know how long we'll walk this earth. We can hope we'll live long, healthy lives and die full of days and peacefully in our sleep. But we have no guarantees of this.
I think we also forget how important we are in the lives of others. I keep learning this lesson over and over. One of these days I'll grasp it.
One of our customers at the coffee shop passed away last week. For the entire time & has been at the shop she's talked about Chuck. I only had a handful of interaction with him but could see why he had grown on her so completely.
Chuck ordered a large black coffee through the drive thru. And expected a few sarcastic moments of banter. He gave & and co-workers business and life advice. A successful encounter for & was when she'd get the final comment and watch him driving away shaking his head.
Who would think that a few minutes a week could add up to a real relationship? Or that the arrival of three baristas at the visitation would mean so much to his grieving family? We do make a difference. A positive or negative one, we make one.
We don't know how long we'll walk this earth. We can hope we'll live long, healthy lives and die full of days and peacefully in our sleep. But we have no guarantees of this.
I think we also forget how important we are in the lives of others. I keep learning this lesson over and over. One of these days I'll grasp it.
One of our customers at the coffee shop passed away last week. For the entire time & has been at the shop she's talked about Chuck. I only had a handful of interaction with him but could see why he had grown on her so completely.
Chuck ordered a large black coffee through the drive thru. And expected a few sarcastic moments of banter. He gave & and co-workers business and life advice. A successful encounter for & was when she'd get the final comment and watch him driving away shaking his head.
Who would think that a few minutes a week could add up to a real relationship? Or that the arrival of three baristas at the visitation would mean so much to his grieving family? We do make a difference. A positive or negative one, we make one.
Monday, April 29, 2013
Scribbles and Scrambles ~ Back in Central Time Zone





Thursday, April 25, 2013
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Scraps and Snippets - Easy Candy Cookies
Easy Candy Cookies
1 Cup Dark Chocolate Chips
1 TBSP peanut butter or coconut oil
1 to 2 Cups of miscellaneous add-ins.
dried fruit (cherries, blueberries, banana chips, cranberries, raisins)
nuts (peanuts, chopped pecans or walnuts)
other (shredded coconut, broken pretzels, crushed potato chips, crispy cereal, granola)
Melt chocolate, add peanut butter/coconut oil and stir well. Add mix ins and stir. Drop by spoonfuls onto waxed paper covered cookie sheet and refrigerate until hardened.
I made peanut butter with broken pretzels and dry roasted peanuts. And another batch with chopped almonds, coconut oil and dried cherries.
Makes about 20
1 Cup Dark Chocolate Chips
1 TBSP peanut butter or coconut oil
1 to 2 Cups of miscellaneous add-ins.
dried fruit (cherries, blueberries, banana chips, cranberries, raisins)
nuts (peanuts, chopped pecans or walnuts)
other (shredded coconut, broken pretzels, crushed potato chips, crispy cereal, granola)
Melt chocolate, add peanut butter/coconut oil and stir well. Add mix ins and stir. Drop by spoonfuls onto waxed paper covered cookie sheet and refrigerate until hardened.
I made peanut butter with broken pretzels and dry roasted peanuts. And another batch with chopped almonds, coconut oil and dried cherries.
Makes about 20
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