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Showing posts with label Fruit. Show all posts

Monday, November 14, 2011

The BEST (quick) breakfast!

Well, I've completely failed at blogging over the past few months! Life, i.e. working 50+ hours weekly, taking graduate courses, and other life happenings, took over for a while. Things are beginning to slow down a bit and I have tons of recipes that I hope to share over the next few months.

Like I mentioned above, I lead a busy life- like I'm sure many of you. However, I like to take a few minutes in the morning to enjoy breakfast. I leave home for work at 6:15 am, but I don't eat lunch until 12:50. I'm always trying to find new things to eat for breakfast that will hold me over until lunch time. This breakfast is super simple and easy. It's also very healthy and fillling.

 I'm not even going to call this a recipe, because its really not. It's simply one piece of whole wheat toast, spread with 2 tsp. of all natural peanut butter. Top the toast with sliced banana and drizzle with 1 tsp. of honey.

The star of this breakfast is really this honey. I love the Savannah Bee Company and this orange blossom honey is amazing.

You could also mix it up, and top your toast with sliced pear, which is equally delicious.
Hope you enjoy!

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Kitty, Sewing Projects, and summer's last fruit

Little Sadie likes to sleep in Dan's gym bag. She'll walk around looking for it to take a nap in.
She loves to play in drawers!

My first homemade pillow.


My first homemade place mats and my FAVORITE fabric. I have about a yard left, but I'm not sure what I'll do with it yet.


My last batch of peaches for the summer. I got these just in time from the farm. I'm not sure what I'll do with them yet. Maybe I'll freeze them and enjoy fresh peaches in the middle of January. I also got some scuppernongs this weekend. I didn't take a picture before they were all gone. All my friends up North probably don't know what they are, but they're a sweet grape like fruit, but you can't eat the skin, it's tough. They are the most delicious fruit in the world. The ones in grocery stores aren't good though. The best ones come from a vine in someone's yard that haven't been treated with pesticides. I got mine from my grandmother's.I went to visit my great grandmother last weekend. She'll be 92 this month.