I love making anything bread, which is probably why I nearly snatched this recipe out of my friend's hand when she waved it at me a few years ago. It was a famous cinnamon chain knock off recipe and of course I had to check it out! In this recipe, the butter can be substituted… Continue reading Cinnamon Rolls
Our Life We continue to find a routine, somewhat. We made the hard decision to go ahead with our annual test order, set the week for exams, knowing that we probably won't be through the year's material. Why would I do that? Simply because we have already had a nutty year involving 2 moves within… Continue reading Victorian England
Memory Lane A ring has many memories, or at least mine does. My wedding band was given to me over 17 years ago by a young Private First Class in the Army. That PFC didn't make what they make today. My ring sat shining out from under the jewelry counter at the Fort Lewis PX,… Continue reading A Ring Has Memories
Today I have the pleasure to introduce you to a fellow blogger, sister-in-Christ, and I am excited to be doing it! Through a mutual friend, I met Carrie earlier this week . I interviewed Carrie concerning her adoption journey and this is what she would love for you to know: We are the Likes Family… Continue reading The Likes Adoption
Homeschool Review Our Lives We were moving across the country and then trying to find our groove again, so I fell out of the habit of blogging about our homeschool. We have a groove now (sorta) and we are enjoying our new southern digs. We even had some amazing snow this week. No, I didn't… Continue reading HR: Braille and Jackson
I am back to my old tricks 😉 I heard about a deal for today only! Caribou Coffee is offering ANY medium drink for just $2. That's great news for all coffee lovers! If you haven't tried Caribou, you will find that they are a smoother drink than Starbucks. While my hubby prefers the "punch… Continue reading Caribou Coffee Deal
Tryon Palace is located in New Bern, NC and is the centerpiece of our historic site was also the grandest public building in all the colonies. Royal Governor William Tryon and his family brought architect John Hawks from London to design and build the Georgian-style structure. Completed in 1770, Tryon Palace served as the… Continue reading Tryon Palace in February
Kay's Little Korner 