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Professor Tom Ashcraft, left, helps Daniel Dean and other students lay down a floor in the shipping container that was made from a recycled pallet. Photo by Eva
Today I am just showing a couple things that may come in handy this time of the year. It is fall and winter will be here before we know it. I think many are working on making holiday gifts and looking to cook comfort foods. YUMMO. I can imagine this being made with about any canned fruit - fruit cocktail, pears, cherries..... Super easy and dessert is always comforting. (reminder you can make your own buttermilk and can substitute butter for margarine) This is kind of a pantry ready recipe. Click on picture to easily see the measurements. This is a great guide to use when making pretty fleece throws or blankets this season. Super easy to make and so good. This is one part of Chinese food that I love. I like fried rice and lo mein but that is about it. These are so good. I have made them. (I found a little egg wash helps the wrappers stick together when folded up) Here is a good guide for those who are getting ready to put apples. Fall is the time! It is always hard to try to figure what you need. I always figure a quart of apples for one pie. Hope this helps someone. Click on picture to easily read. Just a thing or two today. Hope this helps someone with crafting, canning, baking, etc. Have a blessed day my friends.
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This is a creative commons image, which you may freely use by linking to this page. Please respect the photographer and his work. [This is a series of 7 photos] The Robert G. Lassiter House, characterized by its dramatic columns, is one of the most beautiful of the many beautiful homes in Oxford, North Carolina. It’s a Neo-Classical Revival residence, built in 1908 by Robert Gilliam Lassiter and his wife Margaret Currin. This 2 1/2 story home still has the original green tile on the roof. Topping it is a small widow’s walk. The most noticeable feature is the 2-story portico with projecting pediment, supported by Ionic columns. Between the tall columns and the entrance are a row of smaller one-story Ionic columns providing the front porch area. These in turn support a deck and a balustrade, extending the front of the house. As one faces the house, a porte-cochère, complete with an old carriage, is on the left; on the right is a side entrance, again using Ionic columns to support a small deck. The side entrance has leaded glass sidelights and a segmented transom. The front entrance also has leaded glass sidelights but . in addition, has an impressive curved transom. According to the book Heritage and Homesteads, classical features and decorative elements are present throughout the house in the wainscoting, mantels and stairs. [On Explore May 15, 2011 at #266] It's in the Oxford Historical District and is on the National Register of Historic Places #88000403 (added 1988). Source of much information: Heritage and Homesteads of Granville County, North Carolina, published 1988 by The Granville County Historical Society, Inc. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
I was listening to probably one of my favourite songs of childhood this morning: "Route 66" by Nelson Riddle. I had to repost this great vi...
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If you are in the NY area, you can be in the Spidey GMA preview audience free tomorrow. :hmm: Spider-Man On Broadway - Official Site
Decoration of home in Mooreland Farms in Richmond's West End.
Work and entry are inherently practical; they refer to God’s work and man’s entry. Man’s complete inability to penetrate into God’s true face and God’s work has brought the utmost difficulty to his entry. To this day, many people still do not know what work God will accomplish in the last days, or why God
