...family, apples, and any sort of trouble I can get myself into!
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Boing Boing Boing!
Didn't Drown!
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Girlie Cookies
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Saturday, May 9, 2009
Double Bow
Thursday, May 7, 2009
A Hunting We Will Go.....
I explain that I don't anticipate any hostile fungus while we are out in the deep woods of the Great and Shaded Ditch.
We encounter a colony of friendly fungus.
We visit a bit and then bid farewell as we continue on our great hunt.
The Attorney picks it. His adrenalin is coursing through his body and he proclaims, "Wow! This is so much like fishing!" He gently places it into his walmart bag and within seconds another morrel, and then another and several more are found! We triumphantly march out of the woods with our treasures in our bags and make our way up to the castle - I mean house- to clean and cook them up!
As we exit the great woods we find that the rumbling we had been hearing wasn't a fierce fire belching dragon after all, it was thunder!
We race to the house and are greeted by the Apple Farmer who informs us that we need to go down into the cellar house because the clouds are rotating over top of the house. We run from the house and into the cellar house and down the stairs to the awful dungeon - our only defense against a tornado.
The dungeon is equiped with its very own welcoming committee! A toad.
"Can we come up now?"
Nothing came out of our really creepy cloud movements. We went back to the house after while, and cooked up our morrels which we ate with our chicken and noodles.
I prepared the morrels how the locals all love to prepare them - egg wash and cracker crumbs - fry in a bit of oil and butter. They taste a lot like...
...Cracker Crumbs.
Using Our Noodle!
It was a beautiful morning last Tuesday! The work crew grabbed their math books and did math on the front porch while her Royal Highness insisted on wearing her apron and helping! She sure helped!
After spreading floured foot prints all over Lizzy's kitchen floor while Lizzy and I kneaded dough and talked about her brand new granddaughter, her Royal Highness insisted on rolling out the dough!While her Royal Highness and I rolled out dough, Lizzy made marshmallow cream out of the left over egg whites and a sugar syrup which she cooked to the hard ball stage. Wow! I thought that stuff could only come from the marshmallow cream factory! Yum!
When we were done making noodles and there was nothing left to do, her Royal Highness started to cry, so Lizzy gave her one of her homemade oatmeal cookes and everything was all better!
So you are probably wondering where the picture of the completed noodles is? We cooked them up in chicken noodle soup, chicken and gravy and other yummy dishes already! They sure didn't last for very long! Time to make more!!!!
April 28 Flower Power!
Wild Plum
Dandelions as far as the eye can see!
Peaches are already at petal fall
And, of course, APPLES!
...just to name a few ;)