US JOURNAL
Wednesday, January 8,
2014
Monica’s “Sweet
Stories!”
Wow! Monica is truly a fast learner. Next time you see her,
remember to ask her to come to your house and make some of “Old Lady Craig’s” famous Southern Buttermilk
Biscuits for your guests! She has decided to start baking in people’s homes for
their parties as a side fun thing to do. She calls it, “Sweet Stories” because
of the great recipes and the stories associated with the recipes that she hopes
to share. I was really pleased that she wanted to put “Old Lady Craig’s” famous Southern Buttermilk Biscuits on her
menu. I learned that recipe from the woman who asked to be called “Old Lady
Craig,” and I’m sure she would have been thrilled to know I was sharing her
recipe and techniques with Monica! Have a great time with them, Monica!
Welcome, Nixons!
Now we have really moved into our new house. Our dear
friends the Nixons came to visit, and we made a special effort to get almost
all of the things that we needed done…maybe there are still 20 or so boxes in
the basement. Hay, that’s progress! Thanks for joining us, Joan and Jim! You
are good influences, and we always enjoy our time with you!
Sun in My Belly with
Jennifer and Chela!
I could hardly wait for Jennifer and Chela to arrive one day
last week. Chela is Jennifer’s aunt and a dear friend of ours, so when we found
out that she was going to be in the area, we immediately asked if Jennifer
could find a time when we could get together. The great thing that happened was
that they came to have lunch with me at Sun in My Belly Cafe while Peter went
to Marietta for his weekly “lunch with the boys.” That meant that we planned
another get together with the Masseys and Chela for Sunday at their house.
Great deal! It was so good to spend such much time with you before you returned
to Paris, Chela! We hope to see you again soon! Au revoir!
Colleen
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