Yee-haw! This is my latest What's Wrong? to be published by those wonderful folks at Highlights for Children! It can be seen on the back cover of the September issue which should be available now. This one really had me missing the Southwest. My alter ego, Ranger Kent, can be seen teaching some kids how to lasso, and my wife's alter ego, Cowgirl Pearl, is riding a reindeer. As previously posted, the famous racehorse, Secretariat, is on the lower right. The first sketch is posted below. You can see some of the major changes that needed to done to complete this one. Most notably the switching of Pearl and the Ostrich which really did improve the composition. The funniest correction I thought was that the sunbathing roadrunner because he looked like he was dead. I couldn't make myself get rid of him entirely so I moved him next to the birds listening to the boom box in the final art. Click here if you'd like to get your kids a subscription to Highlights for Children. Don't subject them to only seeing Highlights when they are sick or about to get their teeth drilled. That's not very nice, is it? Be a good parent.
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I recently took a trip to Sea Ranch, California to find Condominium One, one of the most significant landmarks of post war american architecture.
Perhaps thanks to costume dramas, the modesty-minded side saddle has come back into style.
You know when you walk into a place, gasp, and think, this is perfection? Welcome to San Ysidro Ranch . I was perfectly happy at the Fou...
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Back in the 1970’s, kit houses were all the rage. Since then, architecture styles changed enough to allow modern interpretations to offer a trip down memory lane. This is the case of the Far Pond Resi
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Arts and Crafts styling puts a fitting face on this hillside home. As it snuggles up to the terrain, the homes natural wood and stone effortlessly blend in with natures elements. Like an asymmetrical tower of blocks, the exterior form even mimics the irregular shape and random terrain of a bluff, effecting a harmonious link to the landscape. The interior is divided among three levels. The main floor houses the living spaces and a guest suite. The foyer and dining room join forces at the front of the home and display both warmth and elegance. The dining room is accompanied by a built-in hutch and a butlers pantry. Beyond is the great-room, which features a fireplace, built-ins, and French doors that open to a pergola-covered patio. A long, lean island defines the traffic patterns of the kitchen. The cooking enthusiast will relish the six-burner stove and double ovens. A banquette in the breakfast nook saves on floor space and provides for more seating than freestanding furniture. An open-air porch with a fireplace, and a carport with a driveway that slopes to the front, are at the back of the home. Where privacy and peace are desired, the home provides an office and a guest suite, accessed from a hallway off the great-room. The office has a pair of closets for storing reference materials and files. The guest suite includes a private bath, a walk-in closet, and French doors that lead to a front deck. The upper level contains two secondary bedrooms that share a bath, and the master suite. A large shower, private deck, dual lavs, a spa tub, and a large dressing closet with bays for two adorn the suite. Also conveniently located on the same level are the laundry room, which is steps from bedroom hampers, and a study, which gives older children a quiet place to work on the computer or do homework. The lower level contains the three-car garage and an unfinished storage room.
I baked mine in a 10 1/2-inch (26/27cm) solid tart pan. It can also be baked in a stoneware quiche dish or on a baking sheet. If using a tart pan with a removable bottom, you may want to bake it on a parchment - or foil-lined baking sheet, to catch any drips. (Mine didn't drip, but you never know...) Either fromage frais or whole milk ricotta can be used. One thing to remember is that when this tart is hot from the oven, it'll be tricky to get perfect slices out of it. Don't let that deter you if you want to serve it soon after taking it out of the oven, when the cheese is oozing and melty. Remember, it's your guest's job to enjoy themselves, not to be food critics : ) That said, it's great served just slightly warm or at room temperature, and fine reheated the next day as well.
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Sunrise on the plains can choke you up. Even in the unforgiving and unhindered spring winds the sky is alive
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Have I told you about that one time I invited myself over to the Pioneer Woman's ranch and insisted that she show me how to make her world-famous cinnamon
A couple of weekends ago I disappeared. I dropped off the grid and escaped to the countryside. Back to a spot I’d fallen in love with a couple of Autumns ago, back to Wriggly Tin. A secret little clearing in the middle of a wood, dotted with a handful of Tins, or shepherd huts to […]
A modern-rustic ranch house designed as a family retreat by Cornerstone Architects is nestled on a 2,000 acres property near Llano in Texas Hill Country.
After I discovered this recipe, it became a mainstay for me. I make the dough ahead of time when company is coming, and I try to keep some in the refrigerator to bake for our ranch hands. Leftover mashed potatoes are almost sure to go into these rolls. —Jeanette McKinney, Belleview, Missouri
Using elegant colors, rustic handmade decor, and the sweetest florals, Madisen and Scott created the dreamiest wedding day at McCormick Home Ranch! The Using elegant colors, rustic handmade decor, and the sweetest florals, this couple created the dreamiest wedding day at McCormick Home Ranch.
Hello! It’s the weekly edition of Floor Plan Friday and today I have this large family home to show you. I am loving the master ‘wing’. Yes, extravagant, but just perfect! I could shove my boys down the back of the house and never leave the master bedroom and my…
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Image 7 of 35 from gallery of Invermay House / Moloney Architects. Photograph by Michael Kai
Homesteading doesn't have to be expensive. Here's how we've maintained a 67- acre homestead, complete with animals and equipment, on one income.
Nestled on a knoll top within an expansive West Marin ranch, this California compound designed by architects Turnbull Griffin Haesloop creates a gathering place for an extended family. The cluster of buildings shapes a courtyard
Hallo Ihr Lieben und nun zum Herzstück eines jeden Menüs: der Hauptspeise. Ich habe lange überlegt, was ich als Hauptgericht an Weihnachten servieren möchte. Wenn man etwas im Internet recherchiert, dann erhält man als Vorschlag meist einen veganen Braten oder etwas im Blätterteig. Ich habe da auch wirklich ganz tolle und vor allem viele Varianten […]
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Local call number: Rc03107 Title: Women showing their ankles: Pensacola, Florida Date: ca. 1905 General note: The 3rd woman from the left is Mary Frances Hope Holifield later Mrs. Jerry W. Carter Sr. Physical descrip: 1 photoprint: b&w; 10 x 8 in. Series Title: Reference collection Repository: State Library and Archives of Florida, 500 S. Bronough St., Tallahassee, FL 32399-0250 USA. Contact: 850.245.6700. [email protected] Persistent URL: www.floridamemory.com/items/show/26790
