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I apologize, I've been a very bad Jell-O blogger lately. But here I am, back at it again, with this delicious Peach & Cheese Salad Mold. Many of you may be thinking, this looks horrific, but actually, it's quite delightful. However, I'm one of those strange people who really likes cottage cheese and peaches for dessert, so this mold wasn't that much of a stretch for me. Anyhow I located this recipe from The Joys of Jell-O cookbook ©1963 and I've posted it below for you consideration. ENJOY! T

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So yesterday was a big event around here. It was my 40th birthday! When I was a kid, forty seemed so OLD. I remember my grandma with grey hair and glasses. She watched Lawrence Welk, took walks to the park, and called the couch a "davenport". If you had looked up "grandma" in the dictionary, you probably would have seen her cute picture right next to it. Come to find out, she was only in her sixties for my entire childhood! It was a different time back then. Looking back now, people from the older generation looked and acted older way before their time. Come to think of it, I have seen recent pictures of people taken in the 1970's and they look younger NOW in 2012 then they did in that old Polaroid. This picture was taken on my mom's wedding day back in June of 1969. My dad's mom Jo (Josephine), My mom Cathy on her wedding day, My mom's mom Carol, and Henrietta in 1969 Yes, yes, my mom is so young! I believe she was around 12-years-old (ok 20ish), and looked a lot like Molly Ringwald... but the lady in green to her right was my Grandma Carol. Isn't she sweet? When you say the word "Grandma" that's what I picture in my head. I love looking at old pictures from the past. I was born 3 years after this picture was taken, so when I was a kid, that's how a grandma was supposed to look. Now, take my adorable parents, in a picture taken 3 days ago. They too are in their 60's, have four kids, and 12 grand kids, but just LOOK at them! Are they not adorable and young looking? Does my mom look almost the same as she did as a beautiful 20-year-old bride? Pretty close. My point being that age is relative. You are as old as you want to be. If I can take my fun, young parents and model myself after them, you can be young in mind and spirit for many many years to come! So I don't look at 40 as a bad word, that I'm "over the hill" now, or it's the beginning of the "end". It's sort of a mid-point in your life to stop and see where you've been, what you have accomplished, and what your plans are going to be for the other HALF of your life! My and my cute hubby at my birthday dinner last night. My goals for the next 40-50 years are: to live each day to the fullest, try to encourage and teach as many people as I can, enrich the lives of others, to try new things and do them to the best of my ability, to be there for my friends, to be the best wife, mom, daughter, and sister I can be, and to treat each day like a gift, because that is what it is! My dad has a saying, "Life is a gift, tear it open". I plan to do just THAT! Happy Birthday to ME!

Found image. I imagine this cake to date from about 1960.

This creamy breakfast recipe is a hearty, filling dish that combines a few of our favorite ingredients, like hot ground sausage, flaky croissants, and Parmesan and Gruyère cheeses. We love how the gruyère cheese browns beautifully and adds a nutty flavor to the dish when baked on top.

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Matted and ready to pop into a standard frame: This interesting 8 in. x 10 in. photo is described in the title of this item. This is a contemporary reprint made directly from a high resolution digital scan of the vintage photograph. The piece is crisply printed on matte finish photo paper and placed in a white acid-free matte, ready to be popped into a standard 11 in. x 14 in. frame, which can be bought anywhere locally. From the web: The formal title is Church of St. Mary, Our Lady of the Isle Construction of the church began in 1896 and was completed in July 1897. The first Mass was celebrated on August 8, 1897 The dimensions of the church have not changed substantially in the past century: 44' wide by 82' in length including a 14' square, two story tower with no bell. The church, including the choir, seats 350 people. Interesting features of the church include: The stained-glass windows, installed in 1922 as memorials to various parishioners; the beautiful statue of Our Lady of the Isle in front of the church, sculpted in Italian marble by DePrato and donated by parishioners in 1956; the statue of the Crucifixion, restored and mounted on the wall in 1999, with the cross erected in he basement, both purchased by Fr. Griffin in 1916. No rights are granted or implied other than for personal collectible use. Makes a terrific gift for the Nantucket or locals collector or an addition to your collection! pub places dir

Retro weddings are so in right now, so why not take inspiration from the cuties that actually got hitched back when cat eye glasses and big hair were all the rage?