Rocky is back with Sitting With Dogs and I just had to share.
The Before and After photos are amazing but what gets me every single time is the smile on Bruno’s face. What a beautiful dog and what a beautiful smile!
Check it out and please share the video. Bruno needs a Forever Family.
Rufus’ story is amazing. Please share to find him his Forever Home.
Jenny from Missouri Star Quilt Company joined Misty for a lovely episode of Homespun. Check it out:
I really enjoyed this episode. I hope you do, too!
During the past few weeks I managed to come across a YouTube channel that makes me smile even before I click on the link.
Letters Live is one of those anthology channels that takes an idea and runs with it. Frankly, I don’t know which is better, the letters or the performers who read them.
Letters Live is a celebration of the power of literary correspondence. The letters themselves cover a wide variety of subjects. There is a sense of the absurd in a few while others take great joy using language to its’ greatest effect. Part of the fun is simply not knowing exactly what you are getting into until you are already there…
I looked for something to share here but, honestly, there are far too many wonderful choices. Nine years worth.
If you are interested in a chuckle, not to mention the potential belly laugh, check out the link to the channel and settle in.
Enjoy!
I watch quite a few animal content providers over on YouTube. I like to think I am pretty selective, too. I will be honest, I don’t recall when I first became aware of SOLA.
SOLA is a Border Collie who lives in South Korea with her Hoomans and at least one other dog. She has been foster mom to a lovely orange cat, affectionately referred to as ‘chicken nugget’. She is a sweet, funny dog with a huge heart.
Check her out:
There is a lot to her story, so don’t forget to check out all the videos on the channel.
I caught Lidia’s latest video today and my mouth watered. Check it out:
Now, I know some might think this is more of a colder weather dish, but I can see it as a great accompaniment to grilled chicken, pork, maybe even some beef. Something simply prepared to balance the flavors of the cake.
Thank you, Lidia!
What do you think? Is this something you would like to try? Let me know.
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When I was a kid my folks were very involved in recycling, up-cycling, reusing. It is fair to say that we threw away very little and then, only if we really could not find another use.
Imagine my surprise to discover The Crafty Organizer and find someone else who could take organization and recycling, etc., to levels I had not seen in years.
Norine is a professional organizer but also a dedicated crafter. Put the two together and you get some creative ideas that you can use in your home.
Click the link above to check out her YouTube channel and find out more about her.
If you have followed me for any length of time, you know that I love to follow cooks and bakers. I love to learn more tips, tricks and techniques to improve my cooking and baking. You also know I love YouTube because I find some very interesting folks there.
I am usually slow to the (any) party so when I came across Erin Jeanne McDowell on Food52 it was a double introduction. I had never ventured into Food52 territory before and I had never heard about Ms. McDowell even though she has been a prominent baking presence for several years.
I did say I am often late, right?
I tripped over her video about tomato pies and was hooked! Check it out:
Now, I love a good tomato. And I love pie crust. Is it any surprise that I love a good tomato pie? Each of the pies is a work of art and relatively easy to put together.
There is more to this baker than just tomato pies. She has a wide array of recipes (she’s written at least 3 cookbooks) and best of all she is a great teacher.
Check out The Dish interview:
I don’t know of anyone who has never had an issue (or issues) with cooking or baking. There is always something that we stumble with. What I look for are the teachers who explain what to look for – and show me – and how to fix it so I can feel a bit more confident in the kitchen.
I give credit to Natalie Dupree who showed me how to use a food processor and gave me the courage to get one of my own. Hey, if she could do it, so could I, right?
Sometimes we just need a helping hand to get our hands dirty, right?
Check out Erin’s videos and recipes. I sure will be, too!
Missouri Star Quilt Company has done it again! Check out this great attic window pattern:
I love that there are two, count ’em two, different patterns that you can choose based on the panel you want to work with AND that you are not limited by theme or color choice.
Enjoy!
