Super easy and takes very little time!
1 small can of chicken breast, drained
1 medium bell pepper (I used a green one), seeded and chunked
2 green scallion, cleaned up and chunked
1 tsp of flax seed
1 tsp of Tony Satchere’s seasons (or any season of your choice)
1 large can of yellow kernal corn, drained
Put everything in a medium sized pan and simmer for 10-15 minutes on a low-medium heat and enjoy! Serves 3-4 people. It’s less than $6 for the whole pot, pretty darn affordable to feed people!
Sending a little note to a loved one, friend, collegue or someone special is a great way to send a little love or thanks with great ease! Each postcard is made in American, local artist and cook (Me!) made all the postcards and had them printed here in the USA!
Free shipping to USA addresses but available to be sent world wide!
Check out a selection of Postcards available on my ebay! Each purchase made on my site pays 10% to the Wild Life Sanctuary in Keensburg, Colorado!
Winter is here and it’s cold outside-nothing better to warm the body and soul than a homemade meal at home!
It’s super easy to make (especially since the sauce comes in a jar and the whole meal takes less than an hour, start to finish and served up!)
4 small chicken breasts
5 small/medium red potatoes, washed, chunked (no need to peel)
4 medium-large carrots, tops and tips trimmed off, peeled and chunked
1 medium onion, peeled and diced
2 tablespoons curry powder
1 tsp cumin powder
1 tsp ground ginger (dry)
1/3 cup unsweetned coconut shreds
salt, pepper
2 tablespoons coconut oil(I found a jar of it at Dollar Tree!)
1 jar of butter chicken karma sauce (i buy mine at Aldi’s)
put frozen chicken and all the other ingriedients in a large, deep skillet and let simmer for 40ish minutes, until all is cooked thoroughly but not over done. Add jar of Korma butter chicken sauce, let simmer for another 10-15 minutes, serve with feta cheese on top
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Posting on behalf of a friend whom is seeking to hire in Morgan County, Colorado!
Winter is here and it’s cold! Keep warm with a tri-colored scarf! Available on my eBay!
Every purchase from my eBay store benefits the Wild Life Sanctuary in Keensburg, Colorado!
Want the joy of beautiful flowers in your home without the fuss of falling leaves and petals? An original oil painting of a floral bouquet is the answer!
classic flowers in glass pottery vase oil painting Framed Signed. Original classically inspired oil painting, of a clear glass vase filled with beautiful roses and wildflowers picked from an obliging field. Free Shipping to the USA, small fee for shipping outside the USA. Would make a lovely gift or nice touch to an office or home. Framed and ready to hang, no mess no fuss. Medium weight wooden frame and archival glass, eye hook on back. Signed by the Artist “AP/Snook” Make me an offer! #StarvingArtist
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Available on eBay! Free Shipping to USA locations
The Joining of two hearts!
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Christoper McCann!
The wedding was officiated by Pastor Stephen Oelhafen (also the bride’s brother-in-law) at St. John’s Lutheran Church, with a lovely, heart felt-Ceremony!
The couple met in college and found love, may they enjoy many many decades of bliss together!
My dear and beloved Bestest Friend, hailing from Northeast Colorado, is quite talented in the kitchen, with his trusty, cheese-tax collecting dog, Kota.
The dough recipe he used can be seen here, it’s so easy!
Kevin described the pizza making process as super easy, using the following ingredients:
Mozzerrella Cheese
The pizza dough (made from the recipe)
Marinara sauce, homemade or jarred he says is fine
Pepperoni sliced, prepackaged
Spread out the dough to the desired pizze size, lay it on the pizza stone or tray
smear the marinara sauce as the base
Sprinkle lightly or heavily the mozzarella cheese, to preference, give a sprinkle of the cheese as tax to the dog.
Top with Pepperoni (and/or other toppings)
Bake at 350 degrees Farhenheit for 30-40 minutes
Cut the pie into 4 or 8 slices and Enjoy!
I am not sure of the history but dang, the area is absolutely stunning, not only the drive to get there from Pickens County, South Carolina to the National Park, even in early December, was beyond compare!
The leaves, what few remain, are still very colorful as the remininents of Autumn linger on and the weather very mild, sunny but with a cool breeze– perfect for a trail, a wooden staircase, and a wonderful waterfall just over the state line in the Blue Ridge Parkway and Nantahala National Park.
The trail walk and stairs to the waterfall and returning to my vehicle at the parking area took me almost an hour (which definitly got my heart rate up!) and it’s rated moderate.
Recently I was diagnosed with high cholesterol and prediabetic/diabetic and was put on medicaiton. With this diagnosis, I would like to kick it once and for all and get healthier, so choosing a fun way to get out and get more active, in addition to other lifestyle and dietary changes, more adventures are to come!
My Travels 