like you're meant to be there.
~ Marie Forleo
but I'm showing up for each
day with a smile on my face
and diving deep into each
activity. I love this time of
year!
We are not experiencing the
least bit of seasonally weather,
our temps are in the mid 70's and
headed toward the 80's by the
weekend, but I'm not going
to think about that, there is too
much elving to be done. And
it's not like I can control the
weather, or else there would
be a foot of snow on my land!
I tried a new granola recipe
and while the green color
might be a little off putting
the flavor is spot on and I
love them!
There is a lot of Christmas
knitting going on, but I should
have my list all complete by
Sunday at the latest and then
I have plans to do a little
selfish knitting [I have a list].
Alex loves to read Popular
Science Magazine and showed
me an interesting article about
yarn made from slaughterhouse
waste. I posted this on IG and
the response I received was how
I felt too, no!. Personnelly I wish
slaughter houses didn't exist.
What do you think, yes or no to
the yarn?
I tackled a huge pumpkin this
week and made pies, soup, roasted,
and pumpkin butter. 25.7 pounds goes
a very long way!
Today has been draining. For over
twenty years I have had an electric
stove that I have cooked on and I
have cooked a lot [it's a hobby], but
like so many things made these days
it wasn't built to last for years and years.
The door would sometimes fall off
when I opened it 'wrong' and the
burners starting acting up so we knew
it was past time to look into getting
something else. I am now the proud
owner a a gas stove and it has a griddle
which should be fun. To me the best
part is that it comes with a dehydrator
setting which I am excited to try out.
Now I just hope this one lasts me at
least another twenty years!
Enjoy all your minutes this weekend,
Christmas is in 15 day!!
Love,
Tracey
XO
