Good morning Rounders! First thing I want to write about is the crockpot liners. Where have they been all my life!!! Those things are da bombe diggity doo wa! The roast and veggies came out perfect and there were leftovers so I just took the bag out and poured the au jus into the container after I had scooped out all the veggies & meat. There was no clean up! LOve, love, love those liners. And I had a brainstorm. I can roast my turkey for Thanksgiving dinner in those, but in the microwave. I know it will work. I will put it in one liner and then I will cover it with another. I'm so relieved to know I won't need to use the oven.
Okay. I spent several hours on the next craft lesson prep. We will be making a turkey with leaves for the tail, but we will also be making a dinosaur. I will let him do the turkey first, cuz after he sees the dino he won't want to do the turkey. Yep! The dino is made from a folded in half paper plate, 3 pieces of toilet paper rolls, little squares of green paper for him to paste onto the body, eyes to glue on, teeth, and a tail. I have already made the paper mache paste and it works fantastic. I had to go ahead and cover the legs and head with the green paper and the paste worked great. I pasted them into the paper plate and used clothespins to secure while drying. I pasted the tail into the plate. This morning I removed the clothespins and molded and shaped the dino so that he looks real and he stands on those toilet paper legs. It turned out great. I've already drawn in the nostrils, but he will paste the green squares onto the body and the eyes and teeth.
I managed to stay up until 8:30. What!
There will be a warming trend towards the weekend. Thank goodness! We went through our closet and took out all the clothes that we will donate to the thrift store. I have a much larger stack. DH got out his winter clothes and I have cleared out my sock drawer except for the newer socks. My ankles swell if I try to wear those older socks. No good for me! We also have eyeglasses to donate.
Before you know it Christmas will be upon us. Right after T'Giving I will make up the cookies that I'll be gifting this year. I bought those pretty little Ziploc baggies at The Dollar Tree and will put them in those and then put those into tins.
Today I have to scrape the ice off the top rim of my freezer in the garage, and gather some leaves and press them in a phone book. Peace & Plenty.
Okay. I spent several hours on the next craft lesson prep. We will be making a turkey with leaves for the tail, but we will also be making a dinosaur. I will let him do the turkey first, cuz after he sees the dino he won't want to do the turkey. Yep! The dino is made from a folded in half paper plate, 3 pieces of toilet paper rolls, little squares of green paper for him to paste onto the body, eyes to glue on, teeth, and a tail. I have already made the paper mache paste and it works fantastic. I had to go ahead and cover the legs and head with the green paper and the paste worked great. I pasted them into the paper plate and used clothespins to secure while drying. I pasted the tail into the plate. This morning I removed the clothespins and molded and shaped the dino so that he looks real and he stands on those toilet paper legs. It turned out great. I've already drawn in the nostrils, but he will paste the green squares onto the body and the eyes and teeth.
I managed to stay up until 8:30. What!
There will be a warming trend towards the weekend. Thank goodness! We went through our closet and took out all the clothes that we will donate to the thrift store. I have a much larger stack. DH got out his winter clothes and I have cleared out my sock drawer except for the newer socks. My ankles swell if I try to wear those older socks. No good for me! We also have eyeglasses to donate.
Before you know it Christmas will be upon us. Right after T'Giving I will make up the cookies that I'll be gifting this year. I bought those pretty little Ziploc baggies at The Dollar Tree and will put them in those and then put those into tins.
Today I have to scrape the ice off the top rim of my freezer in the garage, and gather some leaves and press them in a phone book. Peace & Plenty.
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