So, the other day, when I was at the bookstore wasting time instead of getting project supplies, I came across these cool photo album type things that were actually recipe books, each sleeve in the album was made to fit a 4x6 recipe card, they included dividers for food/meal types and the covers were pretty. And they cost more than I wanted to spend. So I came across this blog post by The Idea Room and I'm excited to just MAKE my own recipe book. Using the printables found in that blog post, plus some binder pages for photos from Hobby Lobby, this is going to be my first project after the move. I'll share a photo or two after I'm finished.
On Wednesday, I hadn't had a plan for lunch so while flipping through Pinterest I found this recipe for cauliflower rice and made it right away. Of course, Nick had a sassy anti-vegetable comment for it, but it was the best thing I ate this week.
And I'm an online "window shopper" for just about 75% of my internet time. This week, I found these ADORABLE yoga pants that I pretty much NEED to have. There are tons of different fabric choices on their site and I can't wait to try out the yoga wear and dresses.
Also, if you haven't seen this video of a little dog basically owning his two bigger, brother dogs, you need to. It's one thing to train your pets to wait for treats. It's completely another to have the dog train you. The video is on facebook, but it should be public so you hopefully won't have to log in to view it if you don't use facebook.
And if you DO use facebook, go follow me! Everything Isn't Normal on Facebook
Did you find anything fun on the internet this week? Share with me! I love wasting my time on the interwebs.
I have been dying to try cauliflower! My daughter has recently been diagnosed with a lactose issue so we are completely changing our diet. Thanks for a great post!
ReplyDeleteI love cauliflower, it's actually my favorite vegetable (if I ever do a quiz post giveaway, I hope you get that right.) Lactose sensitivity is definitely a struggle, my daughter has a slight sensitivity and although she can drink milk/have dairy products we have to limit it or she gets sick. Whole Milk is a no-no for her. Good luck with the dietary changes, I hope it doesn't cause too much stress for you!
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