I also found a nice easy recipe for Florentine stuffed pasta shells -- just stuff the cooked shells with a mixture of cottage or ricotta cheese with chopped spinach, green onions, and a bit of garlic; and serve hot with tomato sauce and melted mozzarella over top. This can be baked in the oven for about 30 minutes (put tomato sauce on bottom and top).
Just stayed home and did stuff around here (more laundry; comforters), cooking and other small house chores. DH brought home another load of wood to take to the lot; plus some other stuff we need as well. Kept us both pretty busy.
PENGUIN ~ glad your surgery went to well for you; often we think that it will be a lot worse than it is. I had a friend that had that procedure done with great success and she just had wished that she could have had it done much earlier in her life, but it was quite new at that time.
BOOSTIE ~ DH watched the fireworks at the park and got bitten by skitters; little did he know that I watched the whole thing from my kitchen window. My neighbours watched it from their back deck too. All in the comfy of my bug-free home ...

We've had a mix of drizzle, sunshine, clouds, and pouring rain all day; but it was nice most of the day; and we are very grateful for that. I don't mind at all when the rain falls in the evening or night-time. Not much else going on here for now. Hope everyone is well and hope you have a great week too.
to KAREN and RONNI ~ prayers continue for you and yours ...
to all our other CE's and MIA's out there ...
ROSEBUD 



, and the dog was not feeling well and left "presents" beside my bed when I got up), but it dramatically improved throughout the day. Work was intense, but productive. We took "MOM" to a local coffee house and wine bar for dinner and a wine tasting. She had never done a wine tasting before. Then, we went to the park to hear a local band, which she really enjoyed. 


And, as my heart was pounding, all I kept thinkin' was how much enmity there was betwixt me and he/she from the beginning of time ... 