What's for DINNER tonight???
I knew I'd be pooped this evening after Christian's birthday party. It was great. We only had 3 little ones there, a couple were sick and the parents dropped by and the rest was family. Ya'll please pray for Sandi Peak's baby boy Jameson. He's been sick for the last couple of days. Saw him on Thursday night and he was running a temp. Sandi said when they got home from Panera that he had a 102 degree fever. They spent most of yesterday in the doctor's office.
I put on a huge crock pot of homemade vegetable soup this morning. My house smells wonderful and I'm 'bout ready to eat a bowl. Kyle will be happy when he gets home.
So, what are ya'll having for dinner tonight??? How was your day?
I put on a huge crock pot of homemade vegetable soup this morning. My house smells wonderful and I'm 'bout ready to eat a bowl. Kyle will be happy when he gets home.
So, what are ya'll having for dinner tonight??? How was your day?
I am jealous of your crockpot soup!!! I can't decide what to eat for supper. Probably will settle on leftover beef stew. Good and good for me.
Biscuit's birthday cake was disgusting - liver and peanut butter. He loved it!
Right now I am making Chess Squares for the Open House in Livingston tomorrow. I will TASTE one - way too much sugar for me to safely eat!
If anyone wants to make a road trip come to the Livingston Merchants Open Houses tomorrow. Livingston is about an hour from Tuscaloosa straight down I 20/59. Biscuit and I will be at it's all in the past playing carols at the piano. Come see us! Here's the PR blurb:
The Livingston Merchants Association and York Drug will each celebrate their Christmas Open House on Sunday, November 9. The annual events will be held from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. offering a wonderful selection of holiday items with many items sale priced. Listed below are the participating merchants in Livingston and York. It’s time to kick the holiday shopping season off during Christmas Open House!
Backwater Gallery & Frame, owned by Britt Jones, is located at 311 Monroe Street in downtown Livingston. Backwater Gallery & Frame offers wonderful photography for the entire family including wedding photography, family portraits, childrens portraits and Senior portraits. A wide selection of custom frames are also available to add to the beauty of your photograph. You may reach Backwater Gallery & Frame by calling 205-652-1655 or emailing them at [email protected].
Dogwood Florist, Gifts & Clothier is located at 711 North Washington Street in Livingston. They are a full service florist providing all of your holiday floral needs. They also offer home accessories, gift items, Christmas ornaments, wonderful wreaths and much, much more. The Dogwood Clothier also has their line of Fall and Winter clothing and accessories arriving daily. As a special bonus, they now have jewelry designed by local artist, Deb Lee. You may reach Susan Warbington, Tom Taylor or Sadie Dial at Dogwood Florist, Gifts & Clothier by calling 205-652-2423.
The Drug Store of Livingston, owned by Eddie Davis and Johnny Bell, is located at 108 Lafayette Street in downtown Livingston. The Drug Store offers a large varity of items including home decors, colorful quilted beddings, Vera Bradley quilted handbags, engravable jewelry and glassware, scented Tyler Candles and Tervis Tumblers. They invited you to visit them during Christmas Open House. You may contact The Drug Store by calling 205-652-9595.
The Queen’s Touch, owned by Deanna Norris, is located at 309 Monroe Street, in downtown Livingston. They offer beautiful purses, handbags, gorgeous jewelry, assorted accessories and many gift items for all occasions. Visit us during Christmas Open House and enjoy special discounted prices on selected Christmas merchandise. You may contact The Queen’s by calling 205-652-2656.
HOPE Counseling Services, owned and operated by Judy Harwell, is located at 102 West Main Street in Livingston (next to State Farm Insurance). HOPE Counseling Services is dedicated to assisting individuals and families in reaching their potential for excellence in every area of life through a personalized therapeutic plan for success. HOPE’s approach to treatment is to find the most effective therapeutic method of meeting the exact needs of the individual and family. HOPE offers professional counseling in a genuine and caring atmosphere from a Christian perspective that promotes growth and healing. HOPE Counseling Services is owned and operated by Judy Harwell. She invites everyone to visit her during Christmas Open. For more nformation or to schedule an appointment call (205) 652-7615.
it’s all in the past, owned by James and Suzanne McGahey, is located at 410 Lafayette, Highway 11 south. The business is actually called an emporium because they carry a little bit of everything: authentic antiques, wonderful collection of second-hand furniture and collectibles- both old and new. These items make great one-of-a-kind holiday gifts and they range in price from $1 to $1,000. According to Suzanne, “For the Christmas season, we are putting out some great vintage Christmas items such as beautiful ceramic figurines. They may be reached by calling 205-652-2100.
SH Designs Art Studio and Gallery, owned by Sheila Hull, is located at 209 Monroe Street in Livingston. The Studio offers fine art painting classes in oil, acrylic, watercolor and other mediums. Group and private classes are currently being offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays (morning, afternoon and night) with new class dates and times coming soon. Contact Sheila Hull at 652-2937 for more information and to reserve a spot. Class size is limited. The Gallery will be showcasing some of our talented Sumter County artists beautiful paintings. Come by and purchase some local artwork.
York Drug is located at 583 4th Avenue in York, at the intersection of Highways 11 and 17. York Drug welcomes the holiday season by offering specials during Christmas Open House. Sample their delightful refreshments while you are there and take advantage of the many, many specials available at York Drug this Christmas season! You may contact York Drug by calling 205-392-5201.
Biscuit's birthday cake was disgusting - liver and peanut butter. He loved it!
Right now I am making Chess Squares for the Open House in Livingston tomorrow. I will TASTE one - way too much sugar for me to safely eat!
If anyone wants to make a road trip come to the Livingston Merchants Open Houses tomorrow. Livingston is about an hour from Tuscaloosa straight down I 20/59. Biscuit and I will be at it's all in the past playing carols at the piano. Come see us! Here's the PR blurb:
The Livingston Merchants Association and York Drug will each celebrate their Christmas Open House on Sunday, November 9. The annual events will be held from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. offering a wonderful selection of holiday items with many items sale priced. Listed below are the participating merchants in Livingston and York. It’s time to kick the holiday shopping season off during Christmas Open House!
Backwater Gallery & Frame, owned by Britt Jones, is located at 311 Monroe Street in downtown Livingston. Backwater Gallery & Frame offers wonderful photography for the entire family including wedding photography, family portraits, childrens portraits and Senior portraits. A wide selection of custom frames are also available to add to the beauty of your photograph. You may reach Backwater Gallery & Frame by calling 205-652-1655 or emailing them at [email protected].
Dogwood Florist, Gifts & Clothier is located at 711 North Washington Street in Livingston. They are a full service florist providing all of your holiday floral needs. They also offer home accessories, gift items, Christmas ornaments, wonderful wreaths and much, much more. The Dogwood Clothier also has their line of Fall and Winter clothing and accessories arriving daily. As a special bonus, they now have jewelry designed by local artist, Deb Lee. You may reach Susan Warbington, Tom Taylor or Sadie Dial at Dogwood Florist, Gifts & Clothier by calling 205-652-2423.
The Drug Store of Livingston, owned by Eddie Davis and Johnny Bell, is located at 108 Lafayette Street in downtown Livingston. The Drug Store offers a large varity of items including home decors, colorful quilted beddings, Vera Bradley quilted handbags, engravable jewelry and glassware, scented Tyler Candles and Tervis Tumblers. They invited you to visit them during Christmas Open House. You may contact The Drug Store by calling 205-652-9595.
The Queen’s Touch, owned by Deanna Norris, is located at 309 Monroe Street, in downtown Livingston. They offer beautiful purses, handbags, gorgeous jewelry, assorted accessories and many gift items for all occasions. Visit us during Christmas Open House and enjoy special discounted prices on selected Christmas merchandise. You may contact The Queen’s by calling 205-652-2656.
HOPE Counseling Services, owned and operated by Judy Harwell, is located at 102 West Main Street in Livingston (next to State Farm Insurance). HOPE Counseling Services is dedicated to assisting individuals and families in reaching their potential for excellence in every area of life through a personalized therapeutic plan for success. HOPE’s approach to treatment is to find the most effective therapeutic method of meeting the exact needs of the individual and family. HOPE offers professional counseling in a genuine and caring atmosphere from a Christian perspective that promotes growth and healing. HOPE Counseling Services is owned and operated by Judy Harwell. She invites everyone to visit her during Christmas Open. For more nformation or to schedule an appointment call (205) 652-7615.
it’s all in the past, owned by James and Suzanne McGahey, is located at 410 Lafayette, Highway 11 south. The business is actually called an emporium because they carry a little bit of everything: authentic antiques, wonderful collection of second-hand furniture and collectibles- both old and new. These items make great one-of-a-kind holiday gifts and they range in price from $1 to $1,000. According to Suzanne, “For the Christmas season, we are putting out some great vintage Christmas items such as beautiful ceramic figurines. They may be reached by calling 205-652-2100.
SH Designs Art Studio and Gallery, owned by Sheila Hull, is located at 209 Monroe Street in Livingston. The Studio offers fine art painting classes in oil, acrylic, watercolor and other mediums. Group and private classes are currently being offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays (morning, afternoon and night) with new class dates and times coming soon. Contact Sheila Hull at 652-2937 for more information and to reserve a spot. Class size is limited. The Gallery will be showcasing some of our talented Sumter County artists beautiful paintings. Come by and purchase some local artwork.
York Drug is located at 583 4th Avenue in York, at the intersection of Highways 11 and 17. York Drug welcomes the holiday season by offering specials during Christmas Open House. Sample their delightful refreshments while you are there and take advantage of the many, many specials available at York Drug this Christmas season! You may contact York Drug by calling 205-392-5201.
LIVER AND PEANUT BUTTER? You kiddin' me right? And BISCUIT ATE THAT? Poor lil doggie. Sounds like you have a wonderful day planned for tomorrow. Wish I could make it. I thinK I will be home trying to relax some before work on Monday. You have fun and a great day tomorrow. Give Biscuit a kiss for me. He/She is a precious dog.
I usually put chicken in mine, but today I just used some chicken broth instead. Trying to cut corners every which way I can. I got a boston butt today for $4.00. They had them for 99 cents a pound at the store. I will put that in the crockpot tomorrow night or Monday morning. Then we'll have dried pinto beans one night and make chili out of the leftover beans. I keep trying to come up with cost cutting ideas. Maybe we should start a COST CUTTING thread of some sort? We could all probably use some ideas in cutting corners. Any suggestions?
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