Baking Cookies And Listening To The Whitstein Brothers With My Kitchen Door Open. Heaven!
“Work With What You Got!”
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The Weather Is Perfect And, Hallelujah, The Creamery Is Open For The Season! Perfect Weather Equals Creamery Ice Cream. Well, Truth Be Told I’m Always Up For Ice Cream. Life Just Couldn’t Be Any Better!
“Work With What You Got!”
© Victoria Hart Glavin Tiny New York Kitchen © 2016 All Rights Reserved
I woke up early this morning to high winds and a snowstorm. My power is out and my Sunday morning is powered by my emergency generator. Good Morning & Happy Sunday!
I was at my apartment in the city throughout the week and came home to a mystery package handed to me by my doorman. I carried the box upstairs to my apartment and opened up this wonderful milk bottle bird house sent to me by angelic friends from Kansas. A couple of years ago they sent a cowboy boot bird house. Spring is finally here and it will be fun to find a place to hang both bird houses now that the landscaping is finished in the back of the property of my Connecticut house. Blessings to spring and blessings to the Baileys.
“Work With What You Got!”
© Victoria Hart Glavin Tiny New York Kitchen © 2016 All Rights Reserved
This is the kind of stuff one sees walking home from the gym on April Fools Day.
We welcome the first day of spring with open arms, even IF we are supposed to get snow this evening and tomorrow here in the northeast. Happy First Day Of Spring & Happy Palm Sunday! Have a wonderful day. Blessings on you and your families.
The weather here in the Northeast has been unbelievably wonderful. It is so nice to have daffodils in my house as a confirmation that spring is around the corner.
The Weather Here In The Northeast Has Been Quite Strange This Winter. In Hopes That Spring Comes Soon I Felt Compelled To Pick Up A Bunch Of Tulips And Arrange Them In This Beautiful Lundberg Vase.
Shopping a For More Kitchen Herbs!
This is my idea of heaven. An abundance of fiddleheads and the last of spring ramps. Oh the possibilities!
