...not much! I am actually thinking about making a big pot of homemade spaghetti sauce on Sunday. We have no other plans, and that sounds like a good idea to me. Decision made. : ) In other news, here is a peek at the past week in our country home.
My mom came up and we did indeed go through her photos. She remembered so many wonderful things! Look at that picture of her at four years old with her doll! : )
It snowed.
A lot.
And it was pretty.
When it snows, we bake.
Yummy things like this lemon chip snack cake...
and banana bread with chocolate chips. : )
Peyton is still making delicious Japanese meals!
This was a Japanese Noodle Bowl served with a fried egg on top.
Best eaten with chopsticks, of course.
Oh, I cleaned my make up brushes.
(See, aren't you glad you didn't miss this exciting post?!)
So...that's it.
That's what is happening in our little part of the world.
I hope you all have a wonderful, cozy weekend.
Thanks for visiting!
Your sweet Peyton is quite the baker and chef :) She is quite inspiring and I'm sure everyone enjoys her tasty treats.
ReplyDeleteYour snow pictures are stunning! So fresh and clean. Enjoy your weekend, my friend. Hugs!
Hi Billie Jo,
ReplyDeleteYour mom looked so cute with her doll. I do believe that picture is frame worthy. We have the same make up brushes, I love them. They really work well.
Blessings,
Amy Jo
I love this post. Those pictures of your mom are such a treasure.
ReplyDeletePeyton is amazing with her recipes. She is one hard worker. And are those Mary Kay products from your favorite entrepreneur, Madison? Great picture of you, Billie Jo. Enjoy the snow. We have another day off from school. At this rate we'll be making up days in the summer :(
Wow, that's a lot of snow! I don't think we even have that much snow here in Michigan.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful shot of you, by the way!
Love the old pictures of your mom! And I continue to wonder how you guys stay so thin with all that delicious baking and cooking you do!!!! I guess shoveling all that snow helps burn calories!
ReplyDeleteHello Friend! I am so happy to see you and get a glimpse of the happenings in your home! Hope you are doing well! I've missed you!
ReplyDeleteOh - aren't old pictures the best!?! My Mom and I recently went through all of her old photos and several from her siblings and I'm planning to work on a heritage album for that side of the family. I'm going to ask that they contribute a memory or story to put in it too.
ReplyDeleteWe had a bit of snow here the other day too -but sounds like a good chance a lot of it will melt this weekend. Here's hoping!! ;)
Those baked goodies look so good! I love banana chocolate chip bread (& I often divide and add 1/2 chocolate chips & 1/2 butterscotch chips) - boy is it a yummy combo! Those noodles look really good too!! Does he make sushi too? That's one of my fave Japanese foods.
Adorable photo at the end too. ;)
Wishing you a sunny day! xo
Yep, snow, sigh. (that's all I got to say because I am just tired of it, lol)--Peyton --I need borrow her, pretty please, smiles. Hey, I cleaned my makeup brushes the other day, smiles. Blessings
ReplyDeleteSo much snow!
ReplyDeleteSo many Yummies to eat!
Those old photos are precious. You are lucky and blessed to have those. Everybody has a story.
You look radiant. Have a great weekend!
And here we are almost to another weekend. Hope it's blessed and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove the old photos.
Lemon chip snack cake?? Yum!! I need to get in touch with Madison because I would like to order some Mary Kay goodies for Easter.
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a good week my friend❤️
Oh - those photos are so sweet! How wonderful to have your Mom there to go through with you! Your food sounds and looks delicious. I could a snack about now! : Hope you have a wonderful weekend. Big warmup in Nebraska --yippee! :)
ReplyDeleteBoth my grandmothers are 100% Italian so I have many memories of sauce simmering on the stove on Sundays. :)
ReplyDeleteThose photos are precious!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Both my grandmothers are 100% Italian so I have many memories of sauce simmering on the stove on Sundays. :)
ReplyDeleteThose photos are precious!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Beauty stuff and food. I think those are universal thoughts. :D
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend!