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LAST WEEK RECAPPED
I can’t believe we’re already half way through April!! I worked several events at the Eagle’s last week on top of my normal duties. It seems like every minute was spoken for. I did get the tomato seedlings planted and the wrought iron porch furniture painted with fresh Rustoleum™ to cover the winter rust that settled in.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
THE WEATHER OUTSIDE
I’m afraid to trust the weather prediction! Supposedly it will NOT rain this week, just be cloudy and is supposed to be in the 60’s and low 70’s. We’ll see – yesterday it said it was going to be sunny all week and in the upper 70’s and 80’s – it changed that quickly!
It’s still supposed to be in the high 30’s at night so each day will take a while to warm up and the breeze has been down right cold. Even working up a sweat yesterday while taking care of very manual labor, the minute I quit working and stood still for five minutes I had to put my sweatshirt back on.
TO DO LIST, APPOINTMENTS & PROJECTS
THIS WEEK’S TO DO LIST, PROJECTS & APPOINTMENTS
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DVR/TV TIME
WHAT’S ON THE DVR/TV
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READING TIME
I need to start the book for book club, but right now I’m reading The Wyvern Protection Unit by C.D. Corri
FUNNIES
MENU PLANS
BREAKFAST is always a work in progress for me – it will generally be hot water and a fruit yogurt 😀
4/14 MONDAY
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4/15 TUESDAY
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4/16 WEDNESDAY
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4/17 THURSDAY
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4/18 FRIDAY
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4/19 SATURDAY
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4/20 SUNDAY
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DINNER
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MEATBALLS SANDWICHES
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BLACKBERRY BAKED CHICKEN and FRIED CORN
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YUMMY BALLS aka OLD FASHIONED PORCUPINE BALLS
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CHICKEN PARMESAN
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working at the EAGLES
CHILI BURGERS
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MEXICAN STUFFED PEPPERS
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~EASTER~ PINEAPPLE GLAZED HAM, MASHED POTATOES, GLAZED CARROTS |
DESSERT
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APPLE WALNUT CARROT CAKE with CREAM CHEESE FROSTING
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FAVORITE PHOTOS FROM THE CAMERA
Worked at the cemetery yesterday to help my girlfriend and her hubby clean up the winter debris. We had an extremely stormy, windy and wet winter that took down a few of the BIG trees and tons of limbs that had to be cleaned up. I should have taken a picture of the burn pile that we’ll do later with hot dogs and marshmallows. 🙂 The burn pile is about 8 feet tall, 40 feet long and 20 feet wide! That doesn’t include the big tree pieces that she’s trying to give away for firewood.
Her family has “owned” the cemetery since 1926 and someone from her immediate family has been the caretaker ever since. Al and Mary Pepiot were her parents and she maintains the family plots. They sell affordable plots with deeds and each plot is maintained by that family, but she does the overall mowing and general clean-up of the overall cemetery.
I especially love her aunt’s headstone. One side looks so traditional and then the backside lists all the men she was married to over the years. The oldest headstone I could find was mid 1800’s. Unfortunately a few years back some teenagers went out and broke several of the older headstones 🙁
So I did the drastic change. It’s supposed to be a silver/gray sable combo. Unfortunately, my hair doesn’t take dye well and I’ll probably be back to my god given beach blonde within the month. Oh well.
INSPIRATIONS
LIFE TIP
HOMEMAKING / COOKING TIP
RECIPES COMING UP THIS WEEK
- TETRAZZINI
- SALSA VERDA PASTEL AZTECA
RECIPE LINKS FROM LAST WEEK & A FUN ONE FOR EASTER
WEEKLY FEATURED PARTY LINKS