Fudge, Sleeping Arrangements, Simple Fun, and Snow Folks

 I did something Thursday 
evening that I have 
NEVER
done. I made fudge.
I made Brown
Sugar Fudge.
WOW...
it is sweet!

3 cups of brown sugar
1cup of butter
3/4 cup of evaporated milk
2 cups of powdered sugar

in a large pan, bring brown 
sugar, butter and evaporated milk
to a boil. Boil for 10 mins, stirring
a lot to keep from sticking.
Remove from heat, add
powered sugar and with an electric
mixer on med speed. Mix
for 5 mins. 
If you wanted to add one
cup of pecans, do it now.
Spread fudge evenly in 
an 8 inch rectangular pan.
Cool and cut.

YUM, YUM, YUM!

Next, I think I will try my
hand at choc fudge and maybe
peanut butter fudge.
I also need to remember
to get some honey so I 
can make some bread.
Have not made any in
awhile. 

Sometimes I think the girls
discuss things.  You see, my gray 
ball of fur always sleeps with me.
Lily, however, will not sleep in the 
same bed that Misty is in.
All of a sudden, Misty started
sleeping on the couch and Lily in 
the bed. 

In the morning, Misty is 
in the bed and Lily is somewhere
near the bed, yelling at me to get
up. HAHA....before getting a 
cat no one told me how much fun
they could be.

Pics from here on out are
thanks to the internet.

Ever see things like this and 
wonder back to your childhood?

Those days were fun, but 
so simple. Sometimes I 
miss the simpler times of 
growing up cause we all know
that ADULTING is not always fun!

I remember in the summer, playing 
hide and seek using our house, 
the one next door, and the two across 
the street, after dark. We did not have
streetlights either, just the porch lines
to see us around. After a bit we 
would go in and get flashlights.

Truth be known, we did not really
need to hide but we could just
stand by a tree, the house, or
lay on the ground, but then there 
was the bushes and trees we 
could get behind if we felt the need
to really hide. 
When the coast was clear, 
run to base. During those months
we could be outside, we generally
was, not to come in till
way after dark.

Kids today miss out on so 
much fun. 

When I was younger with 
kids I tried to make fun for them
when it was winter months or
the weather was bad.
We would have picnics on 
blankets on the living room 
floor. 

Or blow up a balloon,
and hit it around but you could
not let it touch the ground.

I know my grands spend way
too much time on games in 
their rooms. 
They are missing those simple
times we had for making 
our own fun.

What sort of fun on the bad
days did you do as a child or 
do with your child?

Back to my pics now.
Thought I would show off my
snow people. The next two
pics are some I picked up
here and there.


This one I was given last
year from my friend Pam.
It was my moving away 
gift.


This one I made from
a porch rail.


The one below, made
from pieces of 
 cut wood
to make the face and the 
hat.


 The one in the back and the 
word SNOW are a couple
I made again, just from
pieces of wood.


Speaking on making, I 
still need to paint Felicity's
chair. Gotta get on that so 
I don't leave to the last 
min. I also have one thing I 
am making for Amber for her
bday on the 19th. Just gotta
paint a little on that.
Maybe today which is Sunday.
I crashed yesterday and 
slept and laid around.
Just needed it.

Pam
 













 


Comments

Liz A. said…
Quite the collection of snowmen.
Sandee said…
You made fudge? Did you save me some? I love fudge.

Love all the Christmas decorations. I love this time of year.

Have a fabulous day and week, Pam. Scritches to the kitties. ♥
Darla M Sands said…
Your painting of Dakota with Lilly Bit is so sweet. I know you miss him. ~hugs~ Reading about your memories was fun. :) We often played nighttime hide and seek, my three older brothers and me. During summer days a neighbor boy and this tomboy sometimes pretended to be commandos living off the land, eating the wild grapes and berries in our backyards. lol On a bright note, nearby children tend to play outside here quite a bit. I'm glad you took a needed rest. Be well!
Christine said…
Good for you on the fudge!
Love the snow people! When I was growing up they added street lights and ruined our game of hide n' seek!
Miss Merry said…
I love your collection of snow people! Smart decorating since they can remain all winter. Your brown sugar fudge sounds delicious.
Ann said…
Oh my that fudge does sound sweet.
Love all your snowmen. I remember the days of all the neighborhood kids getting together to play red rover or just ride bikes.
Hooray on the fudge. That's interesting about the girls. I really worry about the kids today and their screen time. My son tries to play with James as much as he can. Yes, I loved playing those games too. Your snow people are really cute.

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