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On the menu this week was another request from Daniel: fried chicken with mashed potatoes. Fried Chicken 1 8 pound chicken cut into pieces for frying2 cups buttermilk1 tablespoon kosher salt1 teaspoon Tabasco1 cup flour1 tablespoon kosher salt1 tablespoon coarsely … Continue reading →

My nephew requested a birthday cake during their visit this weekend and since it was Daniel's birthday the same day as graduation I've done an all-purpose 3n1 cake for the occasion. Max and Daniel have very similar tastes- something strawberry … Continue reading →

Yesterday morning we were on the road bright and early headed for the New Hampshire Sheep and Wool Festival, the star attraction of our visit. We like to get there early and park close to the green gate which was … Continue reading →

Tomorrow someone special will arrive. Meanwhile I'm finishing up my todo list and sprucing up the house. Gabby is inordinately excited about her favorite person arriving and the lilies of the valley have outdone themselves. I whipped up a batch … Continue reading →

  I'm pretty sure I've seen the robins about before now but this is the first documented evidence. My daffodils on the west side of the house are peeking up as well so ignore all that snow fellow New Englanders, … Continue reading →

So yesterday it was confirmed that the tooth must come out. A consult appointment was made with the next specialist to see and then I went on to get some grocery shopping done for Valentine's Day dinner. I did get … Continue reading →

Friday morning Winnie had been morosely sniffing her favorite heater vent seemingly wondering why it wasn't working. Monday morning she cheerfully sat on said vent for a goodly part of the morning. Gwen was content to sack out on her … Continue reading →

It didn't really sound alarming on the news Thursday evening but the ice storm sauntered in and knocked out our power about 10:30 Thursday night. I was awoken at 11:15 by the popping and cracking of branches falling. I read … Continue reading →