This picture proves my husband was a baby. Ha!
He is not sure how old he was in this picture but it was taken in PA on his family’s farm. My husband was not raised on a farm, However, he did get to live the farm life a few weeks out of the year. They would travel to Pa, a time away from the sounds of the city and then would transcend to the quiet life on a farm. This not so happy photo shows that farm fun is not clean fun.
Mermaid Pillow Co. makes it easy to create your very own puppy pillow that will adorn your couch or bed. Your puppy pillow can also travel with you where ever you roam.
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A picture perfect pillow. With our little Bailey’s face.
And as all Mermaid Pillows the front of the pillow will have reversible sequins that will conceal the picture
then with slight of hand the picture is revealed.
The back of pillow is a premium white satin . Size: 15″ x 15″
Includes a cover and a removable Quality Pillow Insert along with a Hidden Zipper. Mermaid Pillow Co can take any favorite photo and create that perfect pillow.
It’s a great gift! It’s an eye catcher!
This pup is happy to see his face on a Mermaid Pillow.
This is a really easy after work during the work recipe I go to when ever I remember to buy artichokes. Hope you like it.
1 lb boneless chicken
3 cloves garlic or couple dashes garlic powder on chicken
1/2 cup diced onion
1 can diced tomatoes and 1/2 can water
1 can Artichokes hearts rinsed drained and sliced in half
3 tbs.Olive Oil
1 – 2 tbs Balsamic vinegar
heat olive oil in large pan toss in garlic and saute chicken – salt and pepper to taste. When chicken is browned remove to plate to rest and add diced onions to pan and cook with vinegar til soft.
Add tomatoes and sliced artichokes and half can water Salt/pepper to taste. Stir. Bring to simmer. Meantime cut up chicken and add back to pan with any juices from chicken. Bring to simmer
Cover and cook for 10 minutes. Serve with your favorite pasta or rice.
Cinderella had the courage to be kind. I think that is why she is still today so loved by the young and old. I’ve been telling the story of Cinderella to my granddaughter since she was a little girl.
So to have a chance to share an afternoon at the New York Theatre Ballet of Cinderella at the Florence Gould Hall was a dream come true for us both. The music and dance was amazing , the story flowed and we both loved the little girl behind us telling the story to mom.
Adorable afternoon, so wonderful that every seat is a great seat in the house. We had a wonderful day trip into the city, ballet, lunch at Delissimo Deli & Salad Bar and the train ride back home together.
Natalie fell in love with the Ballerina Pendent and that was what she picked to take home. All proceeds go to NYTB’s LIFT Community Service Program for at risk and homeless children. Dance with your heart and your feet will follow.
“Ma, why don’t you do the Beautiful Beasts event with me?” That was the question my daughter asked me back in December. I must have been in a daughter pleasing mood because I said, “Yes.” I knew it was for a good cause, breast cancer, and since I am a breast cancer survivor I committed to the event. Of course, I did not have any idea what this commitment would entail.
I had to train for it and then had to spend the day in competition mode. Boy, did I want to run away from this commitment but I made the commitment and just focused on one thought, this too shall pass!
Our training began weeks before the event. Then it was time! Ready or not, Laura, Mimi (teammates) and I were ready. We did have a team name… wait for it… “Master Cougars”- GROWL!
It’s here and Cross Fit Sanctuary was prepared. It was at this moment that I know there was no going back.
We worked hard that day. We dug deep to get through each WOD. We gave each other total support. We cheered each other on. We knew this was for a good cause and nothing was going to make us falter.
Laura, Mimi and I…WE DID IT! 3 WOD’s and standing stronger than when we started. However, when our coach, Bernie, walked over and handed us roses I knew we were true warriors, and this was not about getting to be in first place, but about knowing that you can do more than you think you can.
We are beautiful! We are strong! We have blessings that have been bestowed on us from our Creator! Together, in full combative mode WE CAN bench press cancer into oblivion.