Arguing With Women – Words of Wisdom
There are two excellent theories
for arguing with women.
There are two excellent theories
for arguing with women.
The Great Lent began about two weeks ago, which means that those who follow this tradition, abstain from eating meat at least on Friday of every week, or some even do it on Wednesdays as well.
If you are like me, and are used to having meat at least once or twice per day, preparing meatless meals a couple of times per week might create a challenge.
I have been posting some of my meatless recipes during this past year, so if you are searching for ideas, here are the links to these posts:
Mornings could be a very hectic time in any household, especially if everyone is on a very tight schedule, and in a hurry to get done as fast as possible, and to move on.
It is even worse if you are not a morning person, and you have to drag yourself out of bed, even after the alarm goes off, and the snooze button is hit few more times (this is not a good idea).
Here are some of my suggestions to make the best of your busy morning, but it requires good planning the night before:
We thought that the worse snow storm of this season was over, but as the saying goes “Don’t count your chickens until all the eggs hatch”, so here we are again…..with a bigger snow storm than the one before.
In my last post I was cheering you on with signs of spring, but today I will share some signs of winter still in full swing.
A couple of weeks ago, on Saturday, we had a gorgeous day. It was sunny, pleasantly warm, with the temperature in the low 50ties, but what was so peculiar about it, is that it’s still the middle of winter. Mother Nature reminded us of this reality during this past weekend.
As you know, I love nature and gardening, so I could not resist to go outside and check out how my garden is doing this time of the year.
I was pleasantly surprised, and quite confused, when I noticed some of my spring plants already popping out of the ground. It definitely is way too early for them to be peeking out, but then again, it’s the call of Mother Nature.