Monday, June 13, 2011

HOT HOT HOT





Hope this post finds u all well.........woooooo wee is ever hot here in Ky. We have had 90 degree weather for quite some time. This heat keeps me indoors where its cool and I can create :) I have listed some goodies on ebay if you get a chance take a peek!

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Been 2 the Auction & Sunday Pot Roast

This recipe is soooooooo easy I'm almost embarrassed to post it! But its super yummy and filling!
~SUNDAY POT ROAST~
1 4-5 lb. beef roast (trimmed of fat)
carrots
1 onion
potatoes
I used my large crock pot for this, not sure how many quarts it is. But if you are using a small crock pot only use half the roast. Trim the fat off your roast and cut it against the grain into nice sized pieces. Larger than bite size. Add the pieces of meat to the crock pot and season liberally with salt and pepper. Cut up your onions, carrots and potatoes and add those as well to the pot. Add about 1 to 1 1/2 cups of water to the bottom of the crock pot; re season again. Cover and cook on high for about 8 hours or until tender. If you are using a smaller crock pot it will not take 8 hours!!! ENJOY!





I hope this post finds you all well! I've been busy that's for sure........the weather has been teasing us with the promise of spring around the corner. Me and my significant other have been hitting the local auction and boy can you ever tell! I have some wonderful treasures I found that I will be listing on Ebay. Lots and Lots of nice pieces! Pictured above is one of the items, I just love it! It's an old pot of sorts that I added some faux sage to. Come check out my listings to see all my finds!

May God Bless & Keep you all,

Jill

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Dreaming of Spring


We are expecting a warm up over the next few days which leaves dreaming of green sprouting grass and March winds! I've been busy creating new items and here is one of them. Many Blessings to You all!
Jill

Sunday, January 16, 2011

Welcome to the World

Welcome to the world my little nephew Chandler Scott, he was born January 12th at 8:28 and weighed 8.8 What a blessing to his mommy and daddy and the rest of our family :)






Sunday, January 9, 2011

~Chicken Pot Pie~

This is one of my favorite dishes. It's simple and easy and allows you to get supper on the table quick. Enjoy!



~Chicken Pot Pie~
4 boneless skinless chicken breast
2 cans of cream of chicken soup
1 cup evaporated milk
1 can mixed vegetables
1 can whole kernal corn
2 cups Bisquik
1/2 c. cooking liquid
Boil chicken until tender; reserve cooking liquid. Shred chicken and place in a large bowl; add cream of chicken, vegetables and 1/2 c. reserved cooking liquid. Mix and put into a casserole dish. In a seperate bowl mix bisquik and milk; spread over chicken mixture and dot with butter. Bake in a preheated oven at 350 degrees for approx. 30 min or until biscuit top is cooked and brown.
Enjoy

Jill

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Reduce, Reuse & Recycle

OK, so here's the deal. I'm sitting at home bored since the office was closed today. All my Christmas decorations are up, laundry's done so what's left to do? Well, I know everyone is probably so stinking sick of Christmas but this is the perfect time for this project. So when you are taking down your Christmas cards instead of trashing them reuse them. Odds are your coworkers, family & friends spent some good money on these why not recycle them so they can live again next year? For 2011 I am not going to bother making a resolution to lose weight......lol I always fail. Instead I resolve to be more frugal and to try to recycle and re purpose as much as possible.
You will need for this project: A straight edge and mat, rotary cutter, scissors, glue, old Christmas cards or other cards, blank cards and colored paper, ribbon, decorative edge scissors and a hole punch

Another reason that this is the perfect time for this craft is that all the Christmas ribbons and decor is 50% off at most stores. I found this awesome ribbon at the dollar store for .50! You can't beat that. This is so super easy you can make cards or hang tags. For the hang tags I just cut out the image from the card I wanted and glued it onto some colored paper. Then I just hole punched it and added a ribbon. Easy!
The cards are equally simple, cards nowadays are outrageous. A nice one can run you three to five bucks easy. I don't remember where I got these blank cards but I am pretty sure Walmart carries them. They come with a brown paper envelope. Same goes for them, just cut the image you want and glue it on, you can even cut the inside message out and use it. I just had to share this idea with you guys, now maybe you will think twice about throwing those old cards away ;)
Jill


Friday, December 17, 2010

Dog Dayz







I wanted to share so pics of my kids :) Hope you enjoy these......may God Bless,



Jill