Where the Seed Falls speaks to me of the idea to grow where you are planted. Here are the seeds of our life - they fall on rocky and rich soil alike. "The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed that a person took and sowed in a field. It is the smallest of all the seeds, yet when full-grown it is the largest of plants. It becomes a large bush, and the ‘birds of the sky come and dwell in its branches." Matt 13 - The Gypsy Queen.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Cooking, Collages, and Crafts
The past two days have been productive in a crafty sort of way. Being that I am beginning to feel a bit better but still can't move around to much I have been looking for little projects I can do sitting down. I am happy to say that I have beans cooking in my slow cooker right now! I had my Warrior Ninja put the ingredients in a ziploc for me last night (the smell of the necessary onions and garlic I still find hard to manage due to the pregnancy sickness). This morning I simply had to pour the beans and other ingredients into the slow cooker and add some chicken broth and water! Looking forward to trying them!
I also began to put together a recipe book. I so often print out the pages of recipes and then they get lost or thrashed. I filled the binder with page protectors so it will be that much more convenient for me to put the recipes away if I like it, plus the page protectors will be easy to wipe off should they get dirty. I enjoyed the process of putting the binder together and especially making it look special! In time I will probably add dividers of some sort. I might do a section of slow-cooker recipes, another for freezer meals, breakfast and dinner and/or ethnicity rather then breaking it down into type of foods.
I decided to see if I could crochet a hat to work towards my goals in "Ways to Raise". I am not planning on trying to raise any money from this right now but I figure if I ever was to do that I better learn how to crochet and perfect the art. Also I have thought this would be a good way to save money for Christmas presents for my nieces and nephews and friends who I think would like it. I watched this video by DZCrochetCreations to learn how to crochet last night. I remember that I was taught how to crochet a hat in college but now that 5+ years have passed since that time I don't remember the first thing about it besides the basic single stitch! After watching this video, repeating steps, pausing and unraveling for an hour or so I finally found my groove and I believe I am on my way to a nice little crocheted beanie!
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