House Project List 2012

So it is a new year and it is time to finish old projects and plan new ones.

Attic Floor we have about 30% left
Organize the attic
Semi- finish Basement
Front yard fence
Landscape Backyard

Seems like a short list but it sounds exhausting to me. I will post as things get finished. This is most likely the order of operation. Hopefully the attic floor will be done this weekend.

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Time to Start on the Garden

So now that the house is basically done. I am not sure if a home is ever really complete but for now no major projects inside. I decided to start on the front yard. It is lacking in curb appeal... So I used the broken pieces of concrete chimney/vent to create a tiered flower bed. I guess I am going for an English garden feel. Sticking to purples, whites, reds, and some pinks, for color. I did get a couple of ferns. I also planted Shane's silly fern he rescued from the gutter from our last rental. Pretty...

Mason Jar Pot Pie

I have been working on ways to have healthy ready to eat food for our busy week. I did what any computer literate person does Internet investigation. I found information on mason jar cooking. My favorite idea was the chicken pot pie. I looked at many recipes (mason jar and otherwise), and decided to wing it. I can't remember the last time I had a pot pie. I made chicken for Shane and vegan for me. Recipe: Makes 6 Chicken and 6 Vegan wide mouth half pint mason jar pies. Filing: 3 chicken thighs 1.5 c soy curls 1 c celery diced 1 c carrots diced 1 c onion diced 1 leek approx 1/2c chopped 1.5 cans coconut milk 22.5 oz 3 russet potatoes 2 tbls olive oil 2 tbls flour 1 tbls better than boullion no chickn base 1 tbls herbs de provance 1 tsp thyme 1 tsp white pepper Pinch of salt Fresh ground pepper to taste Because I am making this for two different diets I cook the chicken away from everything. Boil chicken in salted water for 10 to 12 m...

So here is a better look at our new home.

The previous owners had their own ideas on interior design. I guess the devil is in the details.

Ruby Sipes

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