Recipe Review
Today’s
Recipe and Location: Blueberry
Cornbread Mini-Muffins
Found
in: The Pioneer Woman blog
This
is another recipe that I can make if I change a major ingredient. Blueberries
are out for me, which is said because these look so good. I will try these but
substitute chocolate chips. Now this changes the nutritional value as well as
how well they fit into a breakfast, but that is just a consequence for a
non-fruit eating girl. Try these muffins
as most people love a blueberry muffin!
Trivial Triffles
I
was watching reruns of 19 Kids and
Counting and the episode involved the kids getting motion sick. I have
never had this problem, but my friend Jenny frequently gets ill on the bus ride
for a field trip. I think my sister, Susan used to get carsick when we were
kids. I can’t imagine feeling nausea on a long ride. I feel blessed that I can
read, knit, and even write in the car when I am the passenger.
Memory Musings
Kidnapping
is a horrible crime and one that is devastating to a family. In 2012, the
Department of Justice reported that 797,500
children were reported missing.
Our
family had a close call with my nephew, Shane. When my sister, Susan and her
husband, Rick, moved to the farm, they had a close call with a kidnapping
attempt. Shane rode a bus to school when he was in kindergarten. The bus always
let him off at the end of a very long driveway to the farm. One day, he got off
of the bus and after the bus pulled out, a car pulled into the driveway and the
driver tried to lure Shane into the car. Shane ran away toward his house. The
driver fled and was never found.
The
humor in this horrible event was Shane’s story about what he should have done.
Shane said he should have karate chopped the guy. Of course after the laughter
died down, Susan gently told him that he did the right thing and that the
karate chop would have been the wrong thing to do. Kids really do say the funniest things!
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