My zucchini is doing great! We already ate 2 of them. It was delicious.
The dill was tasty.
The chives never came up
I think the parsley was overtaken by the SUPER radishes.
I don't even like radishes, but I though to just throw in a few seeds. My SIL thinned them out a few weeks later. When we got back from France they were a foot high. They kept on growing and I didn't pick any.
My land lady finally asked me "What kind of flowers are you growing?" I told (In Dutch!) and she didn't believe me. She thought I had planted turnips. I went upstairs and plucked one and lo-and-behold it was a radish. A normal size radish with 2 feet of leaves. Crazy, huh?
We thought it was pretty fibery. I once again was reminded that I don't like that spicy flavor, so I didn't eat any of my harvest. Finally I was forced to pull them out and give them to rabbits. They had about 3 feet of stems. They sucked up all that water and made the stems almost an inch thick.
No radishes next year.
Showing posts with label success. Show all posts
Showing posts with label success. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Success-Carrot Soup
I thought I had a good carrot soup recipe until I doctored it up even more. Too bad I didn't write down the quantities. Hence, the idea for these posts. Only I need to post them ASAP, so I don't lose the important details.
Carrots, onions, potatos, ginger, paprika, bell pepper, 'smeerkaas' (cream cheese) |
Pinterest Success-Baby wipes
Here is my last homemade baby wipe. It was a pretty perfect success. http://livewellnetwork.com/Deals/episodes/DIY-Wipes/8707415 There is the link easily provided for you for more details.
I cut my paper towels in half and put them in these Greek yogurt containers. Wait! First I put water with a dash of baby oil and a sqirt of baby wash in the containers, then put in the paper towels (sans center) and shook them around. I took the first one out of the center.
My only complaint was that they were pretty watery, so I dumped some of the solution out a few days later. I felt so eco-friendly doing this. Will repeat!
I cut my paper towels in half and put them in these Greek yogurt containers. Wait! First I put water with a dash of baby oil and a sqirt of baby wash in the containers, then put in the paper towels (sans center) and shook them around. I took the first one out of the center.
My only complaint was that they were pretty watery, so I dumped some of the solution out a few days later. I felt so eco-friendly doing this. Will repeat!
Success-Bagel goodness
This is a special UK bagel. I have to treat these bagels well, because you do not find bagels in Belgium. My aunt imported the carb bombs for me last month. I savor each one! This one received the royal treatment: Goat cheese, pine nuts, honey, apple slices-YUM!
Success-Green Shake
Here is my first 'green' shake. I have heard of these things, but was scared to try one. My mother told me you don't even taste the spinach, so I believed her...
It was a SUCCESS.
The ingredients were kiwi, melon, yogurt, milk, honey and SPINACH! I felt so healthy drinking this for breakfast. Definately gonna make it again.
Success Book? Posts? Folder?
I am feeling pretty good about today. I had 2 successes. Good hair day and a tasty meal for visitors.
I was thinking that I should start a notebook or something of "Things I Did Right" or "Things That Worked Out" and put the details, so I can have repeated success.
My question is how should I do this because there are so many different categories. My first thought was here. Then at least it is digital and I don't risk losing it.
Starting with the hair. I wanted to practice something for the wedding we are going to next week. I smothered it in mousse, mainly the top, but moving down. Did lllleeettle strands all the way up. The front third of my head was curlers (made for a slightly uncomfortable night). I did a pony with a clip and curled up the rest. I had only 3 curlers left.
This morning I was amazed with how good it looked. Just being honest here. I thought of wearing it loose, but good judgment got the better of me. I have a crazy son, so into this curly braid it went.
I was pretty happy with the results. I took the photos right before I went to bed, so it was fuzzier and flatter than in the morning.
I was thinking that I should start a notebook or something of "Things I Did Right" or "Things That Worked Out" and put the details, so I can have repeated success.
My question is how should I do this because there are so many different categories. My first thought was here. Then at least it is digital and I don't risk losing it.
Starting with the hair. I wanted to practice something for the wedding we are going to next week. I smothered it in mousse, mainly the top, but moving down. Did lllleeettle strands all the way up. The front third of my head was curlers (made for a slightly uncomfortable night). I did a pony with a clip and curled up the rest. I had only 3 curlers left.
This morning I was amazed with how good it looked. Just being honest here. I thought of wearing it loose, but good judgment got the better of me. I have a crazy son, so into this curly braid it went.
I was pretty happy with the results. I took the photos right before I went to bed, so it was fuzzier and flatter than in the morning.
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