Today we say goodbye to February and Hello to March on Sunday. It's been a busy month with lots happening here. Thanks for being a part of my February- Lisa
Goodbye February
Month: February 2020
Let’s Have Brunch
Welcome to my Weekend Life. After a busy week with Mardi Gras today we are taking it easy aaaaaand celebrating another month is finish. Happy Birthday to you Leap year babies!!! It's your day to shine; On the Brunch Menu : Spinach and Mushroom Omelette Ingredients 1 egg3 egg whites1 tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese1 tablespoon [...]
No Meat Friday * Lent
In most homes and restaurant in Louisiana you will find No meat on the menu. In observant of Lent. But with the abundance of seafood this is also a blessing : So enjoy Friday Lent Special : Why do we not eat meat on Fridays?Abstaining From Flesh Meat is Considered a Form of Sacrifice to Honor Jesus [...]
TRAFFIC JAM WEEKEND LINKY PARTY #223
WELCOME TO TRAFFIC JAM WEEKEND LINKY PARTY #223 Show us your old posts and more on Traffic Jam Weekend! Come on in to link up, share, and learn something with us. #trafficjamweekend The bloggers bringing this fabulous party to you: Kimberly: Being A Wordsmith | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest | Instagram Evelyn: Eclectic [...]
Leap Year Crafts * Frogs
Tomorrow is the 29th of February ending and exciting month. Today on My Crafts Table : Cute Leap Day Crafts . Paper plate Frog : Take a basic white paper plate and fold in half. Paint green or use makers for the frog. Cut out eyes and tongue . My small fold over green Frog [...]
Library Loan : Lean on Me
Thursday Library Read : part of the Together We Read program
Borrow Lean on Me to join the United States book club, Together We Read, running February 19 – March 4. Check out our bonus materials:https://togetherweread.com/us/discussion
“The most empowering story line of a family tied together by the power of unconditional love.”
First in an emotional, poignant romantic women’s fiction series from acclaimed inspirational romance author Pat Simmons.
No one should have to go it alone…and God sends the right person for backup. Every caregiver needs a caregiver.
Tabitha Knicely is overwhelmed with caring for her beloved great-aunt, whose dementia is getting worse. Aunt Tweet may be losing her memory, yet she finds her way to Tabitha’s neighbor’s front porch. When Marcus Whittington accuses Tabitha of elder neglect, he doesn’t realize how his threats to have Aunt Tweet taken away add to Tabitha’s pain.
Then Marcus gets to know the exuberant elderly lady and sees up close how hard Tabitha…
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Feb 29th Leap Year
Welcome to my classroom : today's lesson is all about Leap Year In a leap year, the extra day is added at the end of February, giving it 29 days instead of 28. The extra day is called a leap day, or an intercalary day. It takes the earth a little bit less than 365 ¼ days (365.242 [...]
My Kitchen : Frog Legs Piquante
Sauce Piquant - Cooking Louisiana. Sauce Piquant is a style of cooking used for rabbit, duck, alligator, chicken and seafood. Just about anything you can dream of has been used to whip up a sauce piquant. A sauce piquant is tomato based using a combination of whole, stewed, sauce and paste, and, uses a small roux. This is a Louisiana classic. 2 tablespoons canola [...]
My Kitchen * Frog Legs
I am finishing the week with Leap Year Fun ! So today on the menu Frog Legs : French Style Frog Legs : Frogs legs, skinned and cleaned- 2 pounds Dry white wine- 1 1/4 cups Butter- 6 tbsps Flour- 1 tsp Salt Parsley, finely chopped- 2-3 sprigs Juice of 1 small lemon Directions : [...]
Frog Legs: A Dunbarton Mystery
Frog Leg Cozy Mystery
Celebrating Leap Year as we end February ….
CHANTICLEER INTERNATIONAL BOOK AWARDS 2017 MYSTERY AND MAYHEM FINALIST!
The body was found in the early morning, face down in the murky waters of the marsh. There was no question that he had drowned. The question was did he have help? And if he did, who, among the many, irate people upon whose toes he had trod, had helped to send him on his way? The only witnesses have frog legs and they have nothing to say on the matter.
It is summer and the weather is hot but politics in Dunbarton are even hotter. At the centre of the debate is the future of a few acres of wetland, home to mosquitoes, cat-tails and frogs. Life hasn’t been the same in the normally peaceful lakeside town following a proposal to sell the local inn to a developer who plans to turn…
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