You knew we lived in the midst of a forest. You knew that there are mostly evergreen trees in the forest up here. But did you know that some evergreen trees lose bits and pieces of their needles/branches? Here’s a snap of a nearby Cedar tree… each fall, all the cedar trees have sections that [...]
Posts Tagged ‘baking’
This time, a photo post
Posted in General Musings, tagged baking, Christmas, Northwest, peanut brittle, snow, wildlife on December 17, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Today, photos instead of a lot of words! We are currently living in a winter wonderland here in the great Northwest… we have had record setting low temps, and now quite a bit of snow. Before the snow flew, I snapped this first picture. Yes, taken on December 11th.
Then we had the renegade Geranium! Yup, [...]
This post is about food!
Posted in General Musings, tagged baking, cooking, Pioneer Woman on August 27, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Well, not entirely, but it did get your attention didn’t it?? I’m just starting to catch my breath after the whirlwind of activities the past few days! On Saturday, we attended the college graduation of dear DIL at Western Washington University. Summer graduation is normally not as big as the traditional spring one, but [...]
Cookies and other meanderings
Posted in General Musings, tagged baking, books, coconut macaroons, embroidery, garage sale, spring cleaning on February 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Wow, what a string of great weather we’ve been having of late. Seeing sunshine and BLUE skies has done me (and I’m sure a wealth of other westsiders) a world of good this week! Spring is actually coming! My roses are sprouting little leaves! The daffodils are poking their green necks up – actually about six [...]
Fall Baking
Posted in General Musings, tagged , baking, pumpkin on October 18, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
What comes after “nesting”? Baking, I guess. We are in the middle of a nasty autumn wind/rain storm and I decided to risk it and make some cookies. “Risk it” because living where we do, the wind often knocks over trees and power lines, and we end up in the dark for a time! So [...]







