Saturday, February 22, 2014
it's a good day today, it's a good day today
Anybody who watches tv around here should know that little tune, It's a good day today, from the Goodwill guy on their commercial. Me and Mary Evelyn were singing it yesterday afternoon while walking around the Nashville Flea Market. Which is what I wanted to share with you this morning. It's going to be a good day today in Nashville, weather wise and all, and the Nashville Flea Market is this weekend. There's not too many yard sales going on yet and this is a good place to get your feet wet with bargains. We came away with several yesterday! Almost makes me want to go back today!
Follow your arrow where ever it points.
I love to see all the costume glistening in the sun.
I brought this little scale home with me :) I didn not pay ten bucks for it though.
I don't know what people do with these but they are everywhere out here!
I am in look for rugs like this. I don't need expensive ones although I do enjoy them as well. Gives me something to garage sale for this summer.
I also bought the enamelware refrigerator tray here on the left. It has rusty holes in the bottom and will be the new home of a couple of herbs in a couple of months! Yay!
These reminded me of you Jenn.
Have you ever seen such a pile in your life?
Thoughts to live by..... It's a good day today, it's a good day today! Enjoy it!
Friday, February 21, 2014
Thursday, February 20, 2014
recipes i want to try
I have been craving some really odd foods lately. Not odd to everyone, just to my normal or "used to" diet.
1. This Pizza Bread by Tidymom.net looks fantastic! Although I would probably leave the chicken out for me. I am in need of a baking stone. I broke my stone from Pampered Chef some years ago and am wanting a new one with all the bread baking lately.
2. The Ultimate Leaning Bellini from Macaroni Grill is one of my favorites. I have to try this recipe especially since I have my new Vitamix in my hands!
3. I had my first falafel burger at the Pharmacy in Nashville not long ago and have been looking at recipes to make my own ever since. This recipe for falafel from Gourmandelle looks easy and very good!
4. This winter has been a long and cold one it seems and soup has been on the menu in our house quite a bit. This lentil soup from The First Mess seems very rich and divine tasting that I cannot wait to make it soon. And it will be soon because Spring is on it's way... yay!
Hey you guys... I also found a daily food journal that is pretty cool that I am going to try myself and thought I would share it with you as well. I like that I can log what I eat, glasses of recommended daily water and exercise which I badly need to begin again.
I found the food journal at ThirtyHandmadeDays and just love it.
BTW, Happy Birthday to my sister Marty!!!
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
diy tool pouch
Here's a cute little tool pouch I dreamed up yesterday while at the day care. After supper last night I wandered in to my craft room at home, drew a picture of what I wanted, looked around at what materials I had and an hour later, I had a tool pouch. The second one took about fifteen minutes to put together. I got stuck on what to use for the ties at the waist and after much looking and debating on what to use I turned around and saw a big bolt of gingham ribbon that I bought at Christmas time this past year. Perfect.
It is super simple if you have the know how and can be used as a tool pouch for kid's play tools or I even thought it would be completely handy while planting the garden to have my seeds in. Or while out walking to put my treasures in.
I used a shotgun shell shot bag and cut it in half so I could make two pouches out of it. I used a thicker canvas fabric for the back side and simply hemmed the top edges, sewed the three sides together, incorporating the ribbon at the top edges, flipped it inside out and sewed two straight lines giving it three pockets. I made the ribbons way too long for the kids but just long enough so that it fits me too.
Aunt Dea... tell Norman thanks again for the bags! I have found yet another use for them!
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