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You're going to love this vegetarian lentil tacos recipe. Roasted cauliflower, seasoned lentils and creamy chipotle sauce combine to make a delicious taco! Recipe yields 8 modestly portioned tacos.

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Wondering how to write September in calligraphy? Come learn how to write the month in 8 different lettering styles (video tutorial included!). Perfect for beginners.

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Ideas for celebrating the Catholic liturgical year in the the family home. Book list, feasts, and more ideas for the September feast table!

Wondering how to write September in calligraphy? Come learn how to write the month in 8 different lettering styles (video tutorial included!). Perfect for beginners.

Looking for cute and free printable calendars? Look no further than this Pink Calendar 2024! Perfect for any home or office!

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Hello, September and hello all. Sorry I haven't been around for a while. My washing machine broke and cannot be fixed and I have had a really hard time finding a replacement. The part is no longer available (of course) and the repair man found one on eBay but it was $600. YIKES. I looked and looked and looked and absolutely could not find a front loader that would fit in the tight space in my laundry room. I settled on a Maytag front loader that will fit but it might not exactly line up with my dryer because I completely forgot about the shallow cabinets above. I might have to pull it out farther than the dryer in order to get the top open. I think it will be fine, fingers crossed. It is being delivered on Thursday. I am not at all excited about getting a new one and having to learn how to use it. Nothing is simple these days, right? Things don't last the way they used to and the manufacturers have planned obsolescence built in. I have gotten numerous tips by watching demonstrations on YouTube. Some of the comments are hilarious. My old one was a high efficiency front loader and I could see that it used very little water. My new one is HE too and all the comments were about the lack of water in the drum. It doesn't have the old-fashioned agitator that sticks way up either. My clothes are never very dirty except when I am down on my hands and knees in the garden. I have old work clothes so I don't care if they don't look brand new when they come out of the washer. Sorry to sound out of sorts. I am really fine and just wanted you let you in on what's going on in my life. Enjoy the long Labor Day weekend. I am loving the cooler weather after a long hot spell. I am not ready to kiss summer goodbye, are you? I love fall except for the leaves which I never get raked until spring rolls around. I have learned the birds like it this way because they can find winter food underneath the leaf cover. I don't feed them so this is the least I can do for my feathered friends. xo

Here is a simple life reset checklist to get rid of things that don't make you happy, quit your bad habits, and start afresh in life.

Looking for some great September picture books? Here's a fun September Read Aloud Books list to read with your preschoolers!

Hi all, Here is the Block of the Month for September PINWHEEL VARIATION Quilts made from this traditional block are visually striking with a secondary diamond pattern that is created when they are joined together. See picture at the end of the tutorial. Please use the colours as shown above - red, white and blue. Fabrics can be tone-on-tone or printed with patterns. Use 1/4 inch seams to make the block. Blocks will be trimmed to a uniform size so don't trim uneven edges or "square up" the block. Cut 1 blue square 2.75 x 2.75 inch Cut 1 strip of blue fabric 3 7/8 inch x 13 inch Cut 1 strip of white fabric 2.75 inch x 13 inch Join the strips together and press the seams to one side Trim off a narrow piece and then cut four pieces 2.75 inch wide from the strip Join 2 of the cut pieces to opposite sides of the blue square to form a strip. Reserve the other 2 pieces for later. Cut 2 red squares and 2 blue squares 6.5 x 6.5 inch Place one red square and one blue square with right sides together. On the wrong side of one of the squares, draw a line from corner to corner as shown. Pin along both sides of the line, allowing room for the machine foot. Position the machine foot along the edge of the line and sew 1/4 inch from the line. Turn the block around and sew again along the other side of the line. Repeat for other 2 squares. Cut along the DRAWN line as shown. Open each triangle piece and press the seams to one side. The result will be 4 squares as shown. Lay out 3 pieces as shown and join together. Repeat for other 3 pieces. Press seams to one side. Lay out the block as shown and join together. Press seams to one side. This is the stunning quilt made with these blocks. THANK YOU sincerely for making blocks for quilts for our Aussie Heroes. Please send finished blocks to Aussie Hero Quilts PO Box 3079 St Marys South NSW 2126 Cheers Sandy PDF Version can also be obtained by clicking HERE

Block #9 from the Patchwork Quilt Along hosted by the Fat Quarter Shop. A new, free quilt block pattern released every month.

School is in session or will be soon so make sure you stay organized this school year by printing one of 50 September 2024 calendars! Print from home!

Not sure what to plant in September in your vegetable garden? From salad greens to root vegetables, September brings in the fall garden favorites!

Ooohhhh, just the mere mention of Richard Scarry sends me into a calm reverie! His pictures are spellbinding and could mesmerize a child into silence. I encourage young mothers to pick up a copy of Cars and Trucks and Things That Go. Trust me, you'll thank me whenever you're in the doctor's office, the DMV, the pharmacy line, etc. Seriously, it's about the only thing left that can actually compete with Angry Birds! So put it to the test, check it out at your local bookseller, and drop back by to let us know just how much it's saved your peace-of-mind. And while you're at it, take a look at Richard Scarry's The Best Mother Goose Ever. It remains our kids' favorite nursery rhyme collection (and believe me, they've seen them all! this is the one they keep coming back to again and again).

Here are 11 bad morning habits you might be indulging in on a daily basis, with helpful tips on how to discard them from your routine.

This September meal plan has a full month of ideas for easy, homemade family-friendly dinners. Includes a free printable PDF calendar with each day’s menu idea for easy planning.