Please consider sponsoring me…
On 2024-06-28 by PamThe link to my page is…https://greatcyclechallenge.ca/Riders/PamVoth1
Healthy Summer Eating – Burgers and Fries
On 2024-06-26 by PamSpinach and Feta Turkey Burgers1 – 1/4 lbs of lean ground turkey1 – 1/2 cups of finely chopped fresh spinach4 ounces of crumbled feta cheese2 cloves of minced garlice1/4 cup of bread crumbs (I use gluten free)1 tablespoon of Italian Seasoning1 large egg2 teaspoons of Worcestershire Sauce (I use gluten free)1/4 teaspoon of black pepper
How does your garden grow?
On 2024-06-24 by PamToday, as I was sitting in the backyard, I was so surprised to see that my tomato plants are covered with blossoms and even small tomatoes. We have cucumelons and regular cucumbers and cabbage and herbs, our strawberry plants are already starting to ripen and the flowers our blooming. The challenge of the perennial garden
The Great Cycle Challenge
On 2024-06-22 by PamThis year, during the month of August, I will be riding 300 km for Kid’s Cancer in the Great Cycle Challenge. My son, Sebastian and I are going to do some rides together as he is going to join the ride this year. My husband, Charles joins me on MANY rides when he is not
What makes me happy? Finding a new fabric store…
On 2024-06-20 by PamToday was a fun day! Several weeks ago, my friend told me about a new fabric store called, Stitch located in Buffalo, New York. Stitch Buffalo is a textile art center committed to empowering refugee and immigrant women through the sale of their handcrafted goods, inspiring creativity and inclusion through community education, and stewarding the
Why do I Crochet Dishcloths?
On 2024-06-19 by PamI would say the biggest reason that I do it is because it feels good. I recently read a book called, Just Feel Good. I loved the book because it stressed taking a few minutes every day to intentionally experience positive emotions – not stifling them with worry or doubt or requirements. So, in the
What’s Chayote? Everything you need to know about this sweet, green squash.
On 2024-06-18 by PamChayote (rhymes with “coyote”) is a type of squash with the taste and texture of summer squash and the harvest season (late summer to early fall) and extended storage of winter squash . Native to Central America, chayote was a staple food for the Aztecs when European explorers encountered it. Its cultivation spread throughout the
A Spoonful of Sugar
On 2024-06-13 by PamWith summer around the corner, I have been thinking a lot about what foods I want to enjoy. Summer is as tempting as Christmas in some ways – ice cream, freezies, marshmallows by the campfire, and all the fancy drinks by the pool. This summer, I have committed to avoiding sugar. I do not bake
Flower Scrunchie
On 2024-06-12 by PamSummer Solstice is just around the corner and to celebrate long summer nights and warm floats in the pool, I found this scrunchie. I have made a bunch and they seem to be a hit with my little circle. The pattern is free so, I have included it…as well as some pictures of my scrunchies!
A Flower Garland
On 2024-06-09 by PamAnyone who knows me, is aware that I love flowers. My garden is full of them, and in winter, my house always has a fresh bouquet somewhere. I also love anything homemade. Yes, you can buy a scarf or mittens or dishcloths or a dress or shirt or a pair of socks ANYWHERE and at
Are you out of dishcloths? Just give me a call…
On 2024-06-07 by PamEvery week, I make two dishcloths. I think most of you who have read any of my posts know that I have been doing this for awhile. The funny thing is…I don’t have a huge pile of dishcloths because I give them away almost as fast as I make them. I have often looked up
June Blossoms in the Garden
On 2024-06-05 by PamAfter the “end of May” planting of herbs, vegetables, annuals and bringing out all the indoor plants to the patio, June comes with its blossoms. I fertilize my pots and vegetables about once a week and, depending on the weather, water every other day or so (especially when the weather is hot). The June garden
Have you seen the BEES?
On 2024-06-03 by PamLast week, I had the privilege of accompanying a school trip to a bee farm. This was planned and organized by Charlotte’s nursery school in Grimsby. I always love an adventure with Mason and Charlotte and this one was fun and full of lots of new experiences and learning. The “beekeeper” was focused on helping
May 2024 Book List…
On 2024-06-01 by PamI read 12 books in May. With my goal of 175 books in 2024, I need to read 15 books each month for the next 7 months. So, now, when I start mindlessly scrolling through Facebook or some other form of social media, I remember my goals and move on. Although escaping into a good
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