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Good Morning! Here we are in the last week of 2021. I honestly DO NOT know where this year went so fast! We lost power again early this morning for several hours so I’m quickly trying to catch up.
I have high hopes for 2022 after 2020 and 2021 being such a chaotic mess. Let 2022 be the year that we prove the glass is refillable instead of half full OR half empty! Please Lord help them find a cure for this dreaded virus!
This is one of those categories that falls under the BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR titles, at least for this week. I really wanted snow for Christmas – just a little – well I got it! and got it again! 😀 It does look like by the end of the week we will be returning to our “normal” wet weather, but then again there wasn’t snow predicted during SNOWMAGEDDON 2019 🙂 We were a soggy mess before the snow, so as it melts and we return to more rain, it could be even messier.
I included Saturday and Sunday in the picture above so you could see what we’re getting. We did lose power for a short time yesterday morning, but fortunately it returned fairly quickly 😀
Hot water and baby food squeeze 😀
THIS WEEK’S TO DO LIST, PROJECTS & APPOINTMENTS
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WHAT’S ON THE DVR/TV
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I’ve started 3 different books, but hope to finish them all this week.
- Marie Force’s State of Grace from the FATAL series
- When Never Comes by Barbara Davis
- Lisa Wingate’s The Sandcastle Sister from the (CAROLINA CHRONICLES) series
My psuedo STEP SIL (long story there) makes these every year for her Christmas cards. I was lucky enough to receive 3 this year and they look awesome on the tree.
I still need to edit yesterday’s snow pictures, but here are a few unedited. These are from yesterday. I’ll probably get a few more today as we got several more inches last night and everything is completely covered again. I just loved the little old lady (probably about 90) clearing her driveway and walk with the wheel barrow, but I feel sorry for her as it all covered again.
Santa and his hot air balloon are buried under there somewhere. He was already on his last legs 😀 but the snow cinched it.
As you put away the Christmas wrappings, keep this in mind. Those missing/mismatched socks from the dryer that have no mates can have more use in them. I store the wrapping rolls inside of each other and then use the socks to keep them tight and protected.
with the links to last week’s posted recipes, featured party links for the week and upcoming recipes to be posted soon.
MONDAY
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TUESDAY
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WEDNESDAY
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THURSDAY
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FRIDAY
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SATURDAY
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SUNDAY
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DINNER
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PRIME RIB QUESADILLAS
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PRIME RIB STROGANOFF
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PRIME RIB & CARAMELIZED ONION SANDWICHES
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TURKEY TETRAZINNI
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BLACK EYED PEA CHILI
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BRAISED LAMB SHANKS with MAC & CHEESE inspired by BOSTON’S DARYL’S CORNER BAR
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C.O.R.N. CLEAN OUT REFRIGERATOR NIGHT
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DESSERT
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WHIPPED SHORTBREAD COOKIES
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- NONA’S TOFFEE BARS
- SHORTBREAD TOFFEE
- BAKED BEAN DIP
Happy Holidays dear Tamy!
Well at least it was fun to have a white Christmas. Lol
I love your funny about dressing up for New Years at home! Isn’t that the truth?!
I believe 2022 is going to be much better than the last few. My Mom’s Angel numbers have always been 2’s so I figure that might help too.
I wish you a very healthy and incredibly Happy New Year ahead dear Friend. May this be our best year yet!
xoxo
I like the way you think! HAPPY 2022 to us all!!! 😀
Lots of snow! at least you don’t plan on many outings until 2022.
Have a great week
Thanks – Happy New Year to you!
Hooray for your snow! Over here, I’m grumbling that it’s a bit wrong to need to water outside plants in December (I haven’t broke down yet but some of my plants are looking a bit sad and it’s been so dry here). Loved all the photos! That is such a great tip for the socks, need to remember that especially as we store our wrapping paper in the basement. Hope you have a wonderful last week of 2021! Right there with you on hoping for a better 2022 and an end to the virus!
Thank you! I sure hope your weather returns to normal soon! Happy New Year!