Recipe Review
Today’s
Recipe and Location: Blueberry
Lemon Sweet Rolls
Found
in: The Pioneer Woman blog
It’s summer and I seem to be on
a berry tangent so here’s another summery kind of recipe. I’ll get off this kick tomorrow.
These
look so good, and like Ree, I adore sweet rolls. They are so rich and decadent
that even the gooeyness makes me happy!
I can’t make this recipe, but in the future, I may make it without the
berries. A lemon sweet roll sounds
great to me. I’m going to print
this out and just edit out the blueberries – I’ll get back to y’all with the
Becky adjusted recipe.
Random Reflections - The Glorious Garden
Coreopsis
If
you need a flower that can handle the Illinois summer heat and thrive, you need
the coreopsis. This hearty plant is beautiful and a plant that is hard to kill.
According to the tag:
This
variety is called the coreopsis grandiflora
I
have the yellow version, but they come in a variety of colors
This
plant can survive almost any soil
This
can spread by itself but it is not overdone.
In
order to keep constant color you need to deadhead it.
They
flower from early summer until late fall
I
have mine in full sun where they thrive
Height:
18 - 24" Width: 18 – 24”
Irksome Ideas and Images
One
of my pet peeves is when kids “dog ear” the corner of books. I ask kids to use a post-it note or flag
to keep their place so they do not fold the corner. Another bad habit is to
place a book upside down while open. This has potential to break the spine. This
is such a small insignificant thing, but it really does bug me.
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