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Friday Five – Number One Hundred Ninety Four
One hundred ninety fourth in a continued series creating a collage using five elements.
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Cranberry Orange Muffins
It’s been in the 30s for the past few days, sort of “only go out if you really need to” weather. So I rescued some leftover cranberries from the freezer and made these muffins. The orange zest is used in … Continue reading
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Caturday
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Iced Lemon Loaf Cake
Christmas is over, the cookies and pie have been devoured – but you still need to have a little something sweet on hand. I give you this Iced Lemon Loaf Cake – it packs a lemony punch and goes well … Continue reading
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Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas! Continue reading
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Posted in Holiday, News, photo manipulation, Photography
Tagged Christmas, Plywood the Cat, the boy, Woolworth's
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Jack Frost Nipping at Your Nose
The tree is up, cards were sent, eight different kinds of cookies have been baked, and all of the gifts are wrapped. I’m looking forward to start cooking, mainly because it’s been in the teens – twenties here for the … Continue reading
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Posted in Crafts, Holiday, News, Photography
Tagged Christmas, Christmas tree ornaments
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Fig Rugelach
I love figs, so a cookie filled with figs and walnuts was a no-brainer. They look fancy, but are surprisingly simple to make – roll out the dough, spread on the filling, cut with a pizza cutter, and roll up! … Continue reading
