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this photo is from my archives. it was taken in 2008. i had a table set up on the back porch near two
hanging hammock chairs, as a place to set reading books and cool drinks. we get a fairly strong breeze
through here almost every summer evening, so we kept a few good size stones handy. cj painted the cat
stone at a friend’s house. the friend’s grandmother paints lovely backgrounds with verses on smooth
beach stones. one day she brought stones, paint and ideas for the girls to do their own stones.
btw, the book in the photo “stone crossings” is a very good read…written by L.L. Barkat.
last week was spring break, it rained a lot, and i just haven’t gotten many new photos lately. as you can
see, i keep digging them out of the old stash. i took some time to clean up my art area and i am finishing
a couple of sewing projects. my painting is still in process along with a smaller acrylic and a small
watercolour that was half completed and set aside a year ago. i have also been making granola from
scratch. it’s easy and tastes much better than than bought. i haven’t made it for ages. i wonder what
other old recipes i could bring out. seems i keep digging into all the old stuff and giving it another go.
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A LITTLE SOMETHIN' 
Making granola is one of the best things my mother-in-law taught me. Her recipe has almonds, but I never put them in because my husband doesn’t like nuts. So I just throw some in my bowl.
good idea. now i want to try dried cherries with mine.
yes they do…thanks :-)
Cool stones for cool reading. . . and some granola on the side (I take mine with dried cherries and mango).
Good things last …
got the honey in there, sweetiepatootie :-)
i think so too…
thanks glynn :-) me too.
love it
thanks
you do add plenty o’ chocolate to the granola, right?
raw cacao powder with honey is yummaroo.
blessings.
It’s good to give things a second look/chance, I think.
I like that cat stone.
And the book.
There’s a time
to rewind
to reset
reuse
recycle
and find something
new.
I’d love to try your granola.