Sunday, October 15, 2023
just for fun - No-Bake Berry Pie!
CLUE: Scooby-Doo! Board Game
As I wrote yesterday, when I was a child we always received board games for Christmas. After we all opened our games we spent a good portion of the rest of the day around the table playing the new games. I remember one year I received "Go for Broke" (the opposite of Monopoly) and my sister received "Careers" (which I thought was SO much fun!) Of course we also had games which were the "family's games", such as Life, Monopoly, Scrabble, and Clue. I especially loved Clue, so today I am so happy to share with you about a "new" take on the old classic game of Clue - and recommend it as a fun buy for upcoming summer family fun.
Saturday, October 14, 2023
There is No One Alive Who is "Youer" Than You
Several years ago on my other blog, I shared a Dr. Seuss Quote each day throughout the month of March - since Dr. Seuss' birthday is in March. He had some really excellent quotes for sure. Today I am sharing one - "Today you are you, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is youer than you."
crafting with grandma . . . a Cute Giraffe to Crochet!
Nefarious, the Mad Scientist Game
When I was a child there were a couple things we could always know we would receive for Christmas . . . books, clothes, and at least one board game. Yes, this was "pre-electronic games", but board games were always something we received for Christmas . . . at least for those years we were in elementary school. Board games were a good way to get us playing together as a family . . . they still are today; even with the popularity of electronic games.
Today is National Dessert Day!
Friday, October 13, 2023
It is National M&M's Day!
Their Example for Peace & Healing
Thursday, October 12, 2023
"I Do NOT Like That Song!!!"
crafting with grandma . . . Let's Make a Dinosaur Hat!
When my grandsons were younger I made hats for them each year for part of their Christmas gifts. When my oldest grandson was just three, he thought a dinosaur hat would be a good idea . . . and of course he was correct! A dinosaur hat was a wonderful idea!
Join All of Us - Make a Difference
I wrote about this a few months ago, but thought I'd write again, in case you didn't see my other post. Have you heard of the "All of Us" research program from the NIH? Well, it is a fantastic opportunity for "all of us" to make an impact on the future of health care in our country. How, you ask? Please let me share with you some information . . .
Wednesday, October 11, 2023
My New Purse
From time to time I make myself a new purse - since I crochet, I typically find a yarn I like and then crochet the purse. I recently found a "not wool" on amazon. This "yarn" is made from "disused clothing" in Chile by women who were "formerly deprived of liberty". They say they "are the only company in the world which makes recycled textile yarn and other products without the use of water or colorings in the process. This way we reduce our carbon footprint by reducing textile waste."
A Fantastic, Free Apologetics Resource for You
It would be challenging to read my posts and not see I am completely convinced we must teach the ones we love the "whys" - why we are able to believe in God and trust His Word with confidence. So, today I am very happy to write about a fantastic, free resource I found last evening on the Gospel Coalition's website - One-Minute Apologetics videos!