A good night's sleep, chocolate, the happiness and satisfaction of sharing on AgingCare forum. Does anyone have some favorite things to think about? Yes, this phrase is from the song in the movie "The sound of Music". My husband and I often resort to using movie lines and song to improve communication. We were the only two in a gathering of people who heard the background music playing. We both had the same (cassette tape/CD). A connection bringing two people together. To this day, we crack up when one uses a simple movie line to make a serious point.
SO, What is one of your favorite movie line, some of your favorite things?
Even the chairwoman of the Fed with her admirable economic qualifications will never make as much money as Martha.
But it’s okay, Windy. We now know that you have a hankering for older women or should I say older women who like to make money?
In the meantime, care to share any of those delicious delicacies that you're learning to make while watching the Great Martha? Has your wife decided to let you do all the cooking and baking yet?
Funny, some of these insider trading folks managed to survive despite their crimes. I recall Mike Milken was eventually involved in some cancer support group; Ivan Boesky was the inspiration for Gekko in Wall Street with Michael Douglas playing the pompous Gekko, and Charlie Sheen his gullible protegee. I'm sure Boesky negotiated some fat profits from the movie rights based on his life.
But if you tell me you watch her cooking shows I'll be devastated forever!
Remember the topless Martha skit on Sat Nt Live? Just precious.......
Seriously, she's so "over the top" that it's almost laughable.
A lot of the ideas I get are just from trying to be in tune with seasonal rhythms, and are espoused by many gardeners, who I've always felt have a bond with the land and don't see it as something to be "managed", manipulated and/or controlled.
Mother Earth News years ago used to be one of the few magazines that provided information on this lifestyle. I still have the magazines I bought, probably including the article on how to build a cider press - something I used to want to do.
I guess that means I'm a magazine hoarder?
Time to start cleaning up the garden after harvesting all but the crops still growing...
Time to start planning for next year's garden...
Time to think about getting painting projects done before it's too cold to paint...or maybe putting off painting projects because it'll be too chilly soon - then the task is put off for until next year...
Time to go to fabric stores and check out the new Christmas fabrics, even if I'm not sewing much any more. Just the beauty of the designs is inspiring and a mental uplift.
Time to think about the harvest... the fresh apples from Michigan, freshly pressed cider - there's nothing like the fragrance and taste of fresh cider!
Time to think about holiday activities...visiting a cider mill, picking apples from an orchard, planning a hayride, planning Halloween decorations, carving pumpkins...
Time to start checking the grapevines for hardness that makes them more sturdy for wreaths, and time to start planning the Fall, Christmas and Winter wreath designs...
I've already seen Halloween magazines and one Christmas decoration magazine in the stores. That always inspires projects to plan.
Anyone else feel that sense of anticipation? One last summer/fall holiday then it's drifting into Fall.
Thanks to everyone!
"This is amazing grace, this is amazing love, that you would take my place, that you would bear my cross, that you would lay down your life, and I would be set free." " There is no one like our God!"
Watching my babies play in the yard early on a cool morning while sipping that first hot cup of coffee of the day.
But I'll bet no one would stare if you were fiddling with a smart phone - that's not even unusual any more.
The Aztec gods would shine favorably on you for your dedication to chocolate.