A Little of this . . .and a Little of That

Monday, June 19, 2006

FONTS, fonts, fonts!!
I love fonts.

Here are a few sites I read about today:

http://www.onescrappysite.com/

http://www.scrappinfun.com/index.html

and another one I like:
http://www.fontz.com/

Friday, June 16, 2006





Marianne's card has a little washer for the flower. My card is made on laminating samples.

Tammy's card is from another month. She added a fish and some sandles.





This was a cool thing - we were to find something from the hardware store to make our card with - in the month of June.

These are made by Fontella, Cheryl, Marianne and Bonnie.





This was a cool thing - we were to find something from the hardware store to make our card with - in the month of June.




This card - with PURPLE was made by Tammy.




This card - with PURPLE was made by Tammy.







LeAnne made the striped card. Cheryl made this gold card.




I did the pink one. Jeanne did the purple card.

















This one was done by Marianne







I'm in a Rubber Stamp Club.
We all used the same stamp.

This is done by Bonnie.
She is the owner of Stampin' Happy
We meet at her store.

Saturday, June 03, 2006

Famous 60 minute rolls

2 cups milk
1 cup water
1 stick margarine (or a bulging half cup)

Heat for 1.5 minutes in the microwave (should be about 105-115 degrees--or cooler, but not hotter or it will kill the yeast)

3 packages of yeast, or 3 tablespoons
6 tablespoons sugar,
2 teaspoons salt (best to add later, because it can kill yeast, but adding it now isn't too bad)

Also, add in 2 tablespoons of dough enhancer and 2 tablespoons of gluten. These can be found at Kitchen Kneads, in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Stir in 4 cups flour until smooth
add 1 cup flour at a time, up to 4 more cups.

Knead 5 minutes, place in greased bowl, covered, in the sink, over the hottest tap water for 15 minutes, punch down, shape, and let rise for 15 minutes.

--Bake 350 to 400 degrees for 10-12 minutes, or until they turn a light gold color


----This recipe can be modified to make whole wheat, cinnamon, or orange rolls, pizza, or whatever else you can think of;

-For whole wheat add 2-4 cups of the flour as whole wheat.
-For cinnamon rolls, divide the dough in half, roll out flat spread with 1/4 cup butter 3 tablespoons sugar, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, raisins, roll, cut into slices, place on greased cookie sheet.
-For Orange rolls, divide the douch in half, and roll it out flat,
--Filling: half an orange (peel and all-remove any seeds), cut into peices and put it in your blender with 1/2 cup suger 1/4th cup margarine blend until "spreadable"
--Spread onto dough, roll, cut (repeat, the orange mixture should be enough for both halves of the dough).

a little weight watchers advice


DID YOU KNOW..........?

*EATING CABBAGE MORE THAN ONCE PER WEEK CUTS COLON CANCER ODDS BY 66%.
*EATING A CARROT PER DAY CUTS STROKE RATE IN WOMEN BY 68%.
*EATING HALF A CUP OF Spinach PER WEEK CUTS MACULAR DEGENERATION ODDS BY 43%.
*broccoli HAS 20-50% MORE ANTI-CANCER CAPABILITIES THAT TAMOXIFIN

*EATING 9 SERVINGS PER DAY OF FRUITS & VEGGIES CUTS STROKE RATE BY 66%.
*BROCCOLI CONTAINS AS MUCH CALCIUM PER SERVING AS MILK.
*APPLES HAVE NATURAL ESTROGEN AND HELP REDUCE CHOLESTEROL.

*ACEROLA CHERRIES ARE KNOWN TO RELIEVE SYMPTOMS OF OSTEOARTHRITIS.
*CRANBERRIES ARE STRONG ANTIBIOTICS AND ANTIVIRAL.

*ORANGES, BESIDES BEING HIGH IN VITAMIN C, HAVE EVERY CLASS OF CANCER INHIBITOR
KNOW TODAY.
*PAPAYAS ARE NATURAL MEDICINE FOR HELPING DIGESTION.
*PEACHES CONTAIN BORON WHICH AIDS IN CALCIUM ABSORPTION
*PINEAPPLE IS A POWERFUL ANTI-INFLAMMATORY

*RAW BEETS ARE A NATURAL ANTIDEPRESSANT.
*BROCCOLI IS A SUPER SOURCE OF CHROMIUM WHICH HELPS REGULATE INSULIN & BLOOD
SUGAR.

*CABBAGE IS ANTO-ULCER.
*CARROTS FIGHT HEART AND EYE DISEASE.
*KALE HAS 50% MORE CALCIUM THAN MILK

*PARSLEY LOWERS BLOOD PRESSURE.
*SPINACH LOWERS CHOLESTEROL.
*TOMATOES REDUCE RISK OF SKIN, PANCREATIC, BLADDER & PROSTATE CANCER.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/richardsweeney

This is some AMAZING paper sculpture. How does he do this? I am facsinated by it.

http://www.quilterscache.com/QuiltBlocksGalore.html

Lots of cool qult blocks - both in alphabetical order and by block size.