This recipe uses very little meat, but even die-hard carnivores love it. When I make it, I double the amounts given here, and we...
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Mary Ostyn
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Pasta Carbonera
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When you don’t have enough eggs
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The other morning I wanted to make scrambled eggs, but didn’t happen to have enough eggs. I remembered I had a 2-pound package of...
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Spaghetti Frittata
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No one really wants to waste food, especially when you’re trying eat affordably. However, there are times when you just can’t face another...
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Island Potato Soup
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Coconut milk and cinnamon add an exotic flavor to this creamy potato soup. Grating some of the potatoes helps to thicken the soup. Substitute...
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Panda-Style Orange Chicken
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I was overjoyed when a Panda Express restaurant was built near my home. There were two main reasons for my delight: their...
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A Year Ago
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What a hoot – they definitely won’t have a rodent problem!
I like big cats. We have an 18 pound Maine Coon Cat. The good thing is that he lets us live in his house.
This photo reminds me of one of my favorite “Sesame Street” vignettes from when I was a little girl – “Two little dolls in a little dollhouse.” I think it’s on YouTube, if you google it. Watch it until the end and you’ll understand why . . . so sweet!
Happy New Year, Mary!
Kate
Kate, I remember that from sesame street too!! I didnt till you mentioned it, but it was one of my most favorite ones too, thanks for the great memory!
I love that! When I was little, my cat would sleep in my barbie’s house too! I love cats!
oh but what a lovely visitor! The ‘Barbie People’ must be excellent hostesses.
Cute!
We had a lovebird who would “play” with my youngest daughter when she had her dollhouse out. He would walk along the different floors and along the roof like a comedy version of “Godzilla” and rearrange furniture or throw things off the top. I would attach a picture (one of my favorite from when she was small), but it won’t let me.
Whn my daughter was young she would bring in the snails from outside and have them live in her Barbie castle. The only problem was they would not stay and I would find them crawling all over the house. The cat is probably a better resident