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| Blog Name: | Vanderbilt Wife |
| Url: | http://www.vanderbiltwife.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | mom, cooking, housekeeping |
| Description: | I blog about trying to keep my house in order while being a full-time working mom. I also touch on faith, recipes/cooking, saving money, and lots of pictures and sharing about my baby girl. |
| Popularity: | 19 Followers |
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Break Out Your Punch Bowl, It's Time to Party!
As soon as there's a nip in the air, I start to beg my co-worker and friend Joyce to bring in her cranberry punch to work. It's warm, soothing, cinnamon-y, and works wonders for a scratchy throat. I've been having fantasies of hosting a New Year's Brunch despite the fact we're probably moving out the week after New Year's--but if I did, I would totally serve this hot (non-alcoholic) beverage along with coffee.
As soon as there's a nip in the air, I start to beg my co-worker and friend Joyce to bring in her cranberry punch to work. It's warm, soothing, cinnamon-y, and works wonders for a scratchy throat. I've been having fantasies of hosting a New Year's Brunch despite the fact we're probably moving out the week after New Year's--but if I did, I would totally serve this hot (non-alcoholic) beverage along with coffee.
It's All Relative(s)
When my sister and I were small, we lived with my parents in Northern Indiana, transported from my parents' hometown of Dayton, Ohio, due to my dad's job. Ashley was not even born yet when we made the trek to the little ranch house on County Road 19. We lived in Indiana until I was 8 and my dad was transferred to Richmond, Virginia.When my mom was feeling lonely for family, she would pack me, Ashley, and a tape recorder with "Wee Sing Bible Songs" in it to go to Toledo to see her sister and our cousins. From Bristol to Toledo was a mere two hours and apparently worth having to listen to "The Lord said to Noah, go and build an ark-y, ark-y" sixty-two times.
When my sister and I were small, we lived with my parents in Northern Indiana, transported from my parents' hometown of Dayton, Ohio, due to my dad's job. Ashley was not even born yet when we made the trek to the little ranch house on County Road 19. We lived in Indiana until I was 8 and my dad was transferred to Richmond, Virginia.When my mom was feeling lonely for family, she would pack me, Ashley, and a tape recorder with "Wee Sing Bible Songs" in it to go to Toledo to see her sister and our cousins. From Bristol to Toledo was a mere two hours and apparently worth having to listen to "The Lord said to Noah, go and build an ark-y, ark-y" sixty-two times.
Grateful
Give thanksWith a grateful heartGive thanks
Give thanksWith a grateful heartGive thanks
Top Ten Tuesday: Favorite Christmas Music
I know many people are not ready for Christmas to begin until after Thanksgiving. But honestly, I've been listening to some Christmas music on lala.com for the last two weeks or so. Colder weather just puts me in a "Jingle Bells" sort of mood!So for Amanda's Top Ten Tuesday, here are my ten favorite Christmas albums.10. Home for Christmas / Amy Grant
I know many people are not ready for Christmas to begin until after Thanksgiving. But honestly, I've been listening to some Christmas music on lala.com for the last two weeks or so. Colder weather just puts me in a "Jingle Bells" sort of mood!So for Amanda's Top Ten Tuesday, here are my ten favorite Christmas albums.10. Home for Christmas / Amy Grant
Use Up Your Extra Turkey and Make Turkey Soup!
I love soups unreasonably, as my comment on Stephanie's soup post the other day reminded me (I linked to no fewer than FOUR soups!).One of my very favorites to make--and something my sister Ashley begs me to make when she comes--is Turkey and Tortellini Soup. The original recipe is from
I love soups unreasonably, as my comment on Stephanie's soup post the other day reminded me (I linked to no fewer than FOUR soups!).One of my very favorites to make--and something my sister Ashley begs me to make when she comes--is Turkey and Tortellini Soup. The original recipe is from
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