Recipe Review
Today’s
Recipe and Location: Huevos Ree-os
Found
in: The Pioneer Woman blog
I
think this is like a southwest egg dish. I like breakfast for dinner and this
recipe could probably pass for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. I seem to like my
spicier food in the evening.
Random Reflections - The Glorious
Garden
Sweetheart rose bush “Cecile Brunner”
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| The foliage is so glossy that it almost looks fake. |
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| The bush takes my breath in the mid summer when it spreads out. |
I love this rose bush. I found
out about this bush from my best friend, Donna Dowd. She has wonderful
sweetheart bushes on her front walkway, which I always admired. I did learn
that they came from France in the 1800s. This bush can be shaped or it can spread
out wide if it likes its location. The flowers are a soft pink color. Of
course, I love this bush because pink is my favorite color. It is already
October, and we’ve had a few frosts, and yet the bush is still blooming.
I
did learn that you prune the bush in the spring. I have always done that in the
fall, so I am glad that I researched this plant. My bush is the middle of he
backyard in full sun. The ground has great drainage, which is a real plus. I
strongly recommend this bush. It is a whole lot easier to grow than long stem
roses.
Irksome Ideas and Images
I
am irked at the cost of garbage stickers for Aurora. My can is usually about
half full and I have to spend over $2.50 for the blasted sticker. I have been
very fortunate, because Joe and Nicole have allowed me to put my half full
garbage in their can. I wish everyone was lucky enough to have such thoughtful
neighbors.
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