Laundry cupboard mystery saga continues. Last night I opened the cupboard to start the final load of laundry before bed. And was greeted with a wet bottom shelf that smelled distinctly like bleach. The molded plastic bottle had separated for a quarter inch along the bottom seam and dripped its contents until gone. Really???? Fortunately the bottle was nearing empty and the splashless (thickened) bleach was contained on the vinyl shelf liner installed last week. But it's spooky October. What next?? Thanks for stopping by to share your awesome posts -- no mystery required!! Featured from last week: Organized Motherhood - 7 Hacks to Stay Organized as a Working Mom Not Entirely Average - Sweet and Tangy Carrots Ann's Entitled Life - No Bake Pumpkin Cheesecake REcipe Exchange ... [Read More]
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Walked into the laundry room yesterday morning to a strange chemical odor. Eyes watering, I began searching. The smell was strongest around the cupboard where I keep an assortment of laundry products. Pulled open the door to see a mat of goo all over the shelf. I quickly began emptying the cupboard and found in the very back corner a container of hair spray with a punctured bottom. Why was it there? Why was it punctured? Another of Life's Mysteries! Took my best elbow grease to remove it! Thanks for stopping by to share your awesome posts!! Featured from last week: Bird's Party - easy DIY Farmhouse Wood Lanterns Organized Island - Spider Cupcakes Lazy Budget Chef - Allergy Free Trail Mix Style Yourself Confident - Tall Lady Style Chasing My Life - Brown Bag Apple ... [Read More]
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Busy week - but the lovely weather made it all doable and even enjoyable. We've caught up on the yard work -- about where we planned to be in June. Got several projects pushed along another notch toward completion. That includes the pantry organization. I can't really call it reorganization because it was never organized since we moved in. I'll share pictures when it's done! May your week bring you closer to achieving your goals. Thanks so much for stopping by to share your awesome posts! Featured from last week: Living Life as Moms -- Making Lavender Soap with Shea Butter Organized Motherhood - Fall Activities for Families Air Fryer Fanatics - Air - Fryer Pumpkin Doughnut Holes A Life of Balance - 5 Fun Halloween Decorations on a Budget Scratch Made Food for Hungry ... [Read More]
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Love this time of year with flowers in full bloom and noting changes to make in the garden for next spring planting (NO big tomatoes, only cherry tomatoes for salad). It's cool enough to be outdoors all day without fearing sunburn or heat stroke. Preparing the house for winter with a deep clean, decluttering and reorganizing -- although I know it will take half a winter to get used to any major changes, it's still worth it. May you enjoy the season you are in! Thanks for stopping by to share your great ideas! Featured from last week: Recipe Exchange - Peanut Butter Pumpkins Penny's Vintage Home - Styling Open Shelving Ann's Entitled Life - Sour Cream Cheesecake French Creek Farmhouse - DIY Fabric Pumpkin Garland Blue Sky at Home - How to Decorate a Pumpkin with Yarn ... [Read More]
BBQ Chicken Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Grilled cheese sandwiches show up on the lunch menu, not frequently but regularly, at our house. Barbecue chicken grilled sandwiches – a whole new level of lunch goodness! It is also a very versatile recipe, easily customized to your family’s taste. Make your own delicious barbecue pulled chicken by following the steps above. The sauce will cook into the chicken so your sandwich will have all the chicken and enough sauce to give flavor, but not drip. You can make the chicken ahead of time and refrigerate until time to warm and add to the sandwich. (See note below.) I recently found out you can also buy packaged garlic butter. If you can’t find it, make your own by stirring about half a teaspoon of garlic powder into softened butter (15 seconds in the microwave) until it is ... [Read More]
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It's fall. Not officially on the calendar, but tomato plants are being pulled from gardens along our walking path. Apples were harvested from the two mini orchards, new trees and shrubs were planted in the right of way, a couple of patios have new fire pits. At 3 o'clock the neighborhood is flooded with kids on bikes from the school a couple blocks away. The sunsets are high in the sky and super spectacular. It's definitely fall! Thanks for stopping by to share your awesome posts!! Featured from last week: Walking on Sunshine - Crescent Roll Pizza Braid Thrifting Wonderland - Fall Entry and Lantern Creatively Beth - Sweet Sugar Cookie Costume for Kids Not Entirely Average - Apple Slab Pie Pinecones and Acorns - Pumpkin Spice Latte Blue Sky at Home - How to Make a ... [Read More]
