Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Forever and For Always

I love this man!

He is my best friend

We've spent eight wonderful years together

In sickness and in health.
Good times and bad.
I'm keeping him forever and for always!
Honey!

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Tuesday, May 24, 2011

thinkThin® Chunky Peanut Butter Protein Bar Review


I went to my mailbox the other day and pulled out a package that I really wasn't expecting. I went into the house and looked the company up on the internet to jar my memory. This is Celiac Disease Awareness Month and to help raise awareness I had agreed to do a product review, so this is my product and I am excited!

I was sent this...

And believe me after seeing the bars included in this box I wanted to dive in. A few days later Honey and I left to go to the farm and I chose the "thinkThin® Chunky Peanut Butter Protein Bar" for my breakfast. What a great choice it was so good that I read the ingredients again to make sure it was gluten free.



INGREDIENTS: PROTEIN BLEND (CALCIUM CASEINATE, WHEY PROTEIN ISOLATE, SOY PROTEIN ISOLATE), GLYCERIN, COATING (MALTITOL, COCOA BUTTER, CHOCOLATE LIQUOR, SODIUM CASEINATE, MILK FAT, SOY LECITHIN, NATURAL FLAVORS, SALT), MALTITOL, PEANUT BUTTER (GROUND PEANUTS, SEA SALT), SOY CRISPS (SOY PROTEIN ISOLATE, RICE FLOUR, SALT), WATER, PEANUTS, CANOLA OIL, PEANUT FLOUR, NATURAL FLAVORS, SOY LECITHIN, SEA SALT.
CONTAINS: MILK, PEANUTS, SOY.
MANUFACTURED IN A PLANT THAT ALSO PROCESSES EGGS, PEANUTS AND TREE NUTS.
GLUTEN FREE


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National Celiac Disease Awareness Month
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Contact: Andrea Levario

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Mother's Day Recap

The Friday before Mother's Day Ben and Ash wanted to clean carpet at the new house and so I agreed to pick up Punkin and take her home with me. She would spend the night and then I would meet her Mom who would take her to a birthday party Saturday morning. After the party Ash and Punkin would return to my house for the weekend and Ben would join us that night. My Dad also joined us on Sunday so that he could help out on the farm.

I had a wonderful Mother's Day weekend. We ate out a lot as the family said it wasn't fair for me to cook? Sorry, I took advantage of it! I received many gifts of love, cards and phone calls.

Here are a few photos to share from the weekend.

Our corn in the flat land.

Watching Baby 1st TV.

Playing hide and seek.

Having a quick snack before leaving for home.

After the kids left I began to put the house back in order and clean up some. A heavy feeling came over me and I started thanking God for all my kids and the little time that I get to spend with them. My children are a blessing and it wouldn't be Mother's Day without them.

Thank you kids for making my Mother's Day special! I love you!!!

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Sunday, May 15, 2011

Shabtai Gourmet Florentine Lace Cookie Review

Sorry, just not my thing.

I just sampled my last Shabtai Gourmet item and it was their Gluten Free Florentine Lace Cookie. it was my first time to have any type of Lace cookies and to be honest I didn't care for them. My favorite remains to be their Raspberry Roll, it was wonderful.


   


Ingredients



organic evaporated cane juice, walnuts, organic non hydrogenated palm fruit shortening, cocoa, potato starch, water, tapioca glucose, chocolate liquor, cinnamon, salt CONTAINS: NUTS





My reviews are simply my own opinion and were not influenced in any way by the Shabtai Gourmet family.

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Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Is it really worth it?

Honey and I received a gift certificate to a well known restaurant in Greenville, we decided that we had better use it so if they were affected by the flood. We took my Dad and off to Doe's we went.

The food was marvelous, I mean really it can't be beat but the surroundings. I think that they are trying to preserve history and believe me it is the same as in 1941, read more below. After eating there I am sick and I think it is allergies due to the old building and now I am thinking was it really worth it?

So if you want a LARGE great steak and atmosphere's do not bother you come to Greenville, MS the home of Doe's!

 
The History:

Doe's Eat Place was established in 1941 by Dominick "Doe" Signa and his wife Mamie. Doe's Father moved to Greenville in 1903 and opened a grocery store in the building that now serves as the restaurant. The family lived in a house behind the store. The grocery which the Signa Family called Papa's Store did well until the 1927 flood. After that, Big Doe Signa went into bootlegging to help the family get back on its feet. After several years he sold his 40 barrel still for $300.00 and a Model T Ford. Around 1941 Mamie received a partial recipe for hot tamales. She improved the recipe and began selling them. That was the beginning of Doe's.

At first Signa a ran a honky tonk in the front part of the store. It was strictly for blacks. He had things like buffalo fish and chili. Ironically, the "carriage" trade arrived by the back door, like segregation in reverse. One of the local doctors began coming for a meal between calls. Big Doe would cook him up a steak and feed him in the back. Pretty soon the doctor brought another doctor then a lawyer and before he knew it Doe had a regular restaurant in the back. After calling in family and in-laws to help with his thriving restaurant, he eventually closed the honky tonk and focused on the eat place.

Big Doe Signa retired in 1974 and turned the business over to his sons Charles and Little Doe. Today they still carry on the family tradition of greeting customers in the front kitchen that was the original honky tonk. Though time has taken a toll on the building, it only adds to the atmosphere of dining at an old family restaurant where the true authenticity of the 1940's grocery and restaurant remains.

Mamie passed away November 5, 1955 and Doe Sr. on April 29, 1987.

I do love the history of the MS Delta!

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