What's going on?
This . . .
- Deer--does and bucks and babies. Some to close to the road and some in a field. Some running, some eating and some watching.
- Fenis--the red-tailed hawk.
- Woody, our woodpecker. Did you know they bang their heads upwards to 10,000 times a day? Ouch!
- A cat flushing the toilet, fascinated with the swirling water.
- Our blind horse, frisky in the cold air, kicking her legs high.
- Leaves blowing in the wind.
- Mist on my hills and valleys.
- Love in hubby's eyes. Patience, too.
- a bountiful table of food prepared by a friend.
and this:
- Wind blowing in the treetops.
- Cats meowing for attention.
- Taffy growling cause she's jealous.
- Rain slashing through the air.
- A horn blowing.
- Laughter and excitement, over a phone line, from a sucessful (menteed) writer! Yeah!
- Surprise on the face of a child.
- Satisfaction on the face of a friend.
And . . .
- On a tape, a well-written story.
- A picture of a child I love.
- The scent of apples and oranges.
- The scent of my favorite candles.
- The words, "the end."
- Praise for a novel of mine.
- Happy emails from a friend.
- Hugs and encouragement from friends
Quote:
You must look into other people as well as at them. Lord Chesterfield
It'll be here before we know it. Thanksgiving, that is. Here are few hints, in case. . .
No buttermilk? Use plain yogurt or thinned sour cream or crème fraîche instead. Or add 1 tablespoon lemon juice or white vinegar to 1 cup milk and let stand 5 minutes.
No dry bread crumbs? Just get some bread, tear it up into small chunks, saute in a skillet with a little butter until browned.
No cornstarch? For every 1 tablespoon of cornstarch, use 1 tablespoon arrowroot or 1 tablespoon potato flour or potato starch or 2 1/2 tablespoons flour.
Blessings!
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