Monthly Archives: May 2012
Missouri Botanical Gardens
Since I’m going to be in St Louis this weekend, I’m going to go to the Lantern Festival at the Missouri Botanical Gardens. It runs May 26 through August 19, 2012. The grand opening is this weekend, with lots of … Continue reading
Baby Genius Quilt
Reblogged from Quilt Notes: This quilt was made by my client Rochelle for Lucas, her 2-year-old grandson. The quilt is made from a kit using Baby Genius fabrics. I’ve actually used some of these fabrics in a quilt for my … Continue reading
Industrial Revolution
Reblogged from Learn How to Quilt: The Industrial Revolution of the 1800s changed the whole world, including quilting. There were many revolutionary developments in the 1800s that influenced the lives of quilters. First of all, the machinery needed to mass … Continue reading
Back from Florida
I’ve been in Florida for then past week, at the home of one of my daughter’s and her family. I flew back into St. Louis today. Now I get to spend a few days taking care of another daughter’s babies, … Continue reading
Blogging away!
I’m using my daughter’s computer today, and finally catching up on blog that I try to follow. And that I find particularly interesting and/or want to go back to again, I reblog here, partly just so it will be easier for … Continue reading
Is Your Nursing-Home Choice Prescribing Too Many Antipsychotics?
Reblogged from OurParents: You may have heard claims in the news lately about nursing homes overusing antipsychotic medications on people with Alzheimer’s. But what’s the right amount? What’s the magic number that indicates the drugs aren’t being overprescribed? There’s no … Continue reading
Italian Vinaigrette
Reblogged from omnomalicious: One of my favorite things to have as a side is a salad. It’s also really healthy for you! I’ve been making this Vinaigrette for years, and my friends have told me they like it more than … Continue reading
Why Caring for Elderly Parents May Affect Your Retirement
Reblogged from OurParents: When you see the price tag for assisted living, caring for your elderly parent yourself can start looking more appealing. But that choice may be more expensive than some people think, reports NPR. While MetLife says assisted … Continue reading
Ice Packs
Reblogged from Suburbhomestead's Blog: About four cups of water One cup of Epsom salt One cup of cornstarch Couple drops of food coloring Two to Four zip top bags Start by boiling the water. When the water has reached … Continue reading
