Fall passes all too soon. Not that I dislike winter, but getting out and walking is a bit more difficult. I try to be outside every day in Fall.
Just up the street is a hill with a field full of interesting growth all year. White Daisies covered the roadside in summer and tall weeds like this one came along in Fall.
It’s an animal crossing area and I saw moose tracks in the snow this winter. Quite awesome. I’ve never seen a moose, just tracks a few times in mud and snow.
Maybe it’s that I haven’t had sun in my yard since September or a number of other things, but this blog bores me so I am changing it. It just happens to be post #100.
I am busy with my new stores now that wedding season is starting up again and I don’t have time to try and come up with interesting things to say about a very uninteresting life.
So, for a while at least, posts will be random and written mostly for myself.
Rich and poor have this in common:
The Lord is the Maker of them all.
Proverbs 22:2
Ice fishing huts, called “bob houses” on New Hampshire’s Gregg Lake. Someone told me they get their name from the way they bob up and down in the water if left out when the ice gives way.
This was the coldest field trip I have even participated in. The wind whipped across the lake and the temp. was in the single digits – not including the wind chill.
I have fallen in love with this “recipe” for easy Cookie Pie. My 12 year old loves it and I love to make it for him because it takes about 5 minutes to throw together – no baking, very little clean up. Kids could very easily make this by themselves.
I don’t eat it, but he and his friends gobble it down!
Dip each cookie in milk and make a layer of cookies in the crust.
Plop a layer of cool whip on top.
Repeat with a layer of cookies (dipped in milk) and more cool whip.
Make 3 layers and end with cool whip and crumble a cookie on top.
Put in the fridge – or eat right away.
Yuk… I mean … YUM!
