| The icicles now fringe the trees
That swayed in summer's gentle breeze,
When summer days were fair. –Dora Read Goodale (1866–1915) |
Tuesday, December 4, 2018
338th day of the year
Winter begins in 17 days
Marisa Tomei (actress) was born on this day in 1964.
Besse Cooper (world’s oldest person at time of her death) died on this day in 2012.
Question of the Day
Back when telephones were first used, what did people say when they answered the phone? Answer
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Ethel's Sugar Cookies
Ethel's Sugar Cookies
This is the recipe—originally borrowed from the Betty Crocker Cookie Book—Phyllis uses to make the Christmas cookies that Blaine House in Augusta, Maine, sends to |
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Beef Stroganoff
Beef Stroganoff
Beef Stroganoff is comfort food at its finest. This easy to prepare dish is filled with tender chunks of beef, soft mushrooms, and a savory cream sauce. |
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Cold Hands and Feet
Cold Fingers, Toes, and Nose? Watch for Cold Injuries
Many of us look forward to winter with its peaceful landscapes and fun in the snow. But winter also arrives with a raft of special health concerns, occasioned by dry air, less light, icy walks, and Jack Frost nipping at our nose (and fingers and toes). Most of these are easy to prevent or treat before they progress. It’s important to pay attention to the early signs of trouble. |
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Wooden Wing Bookmarks
Made in Vermont from a very thin maple veneer that won’t damage book bindings. Choose from bald eagles, barred owls, great blue herons, ospreys, peregrine falcons, snowy owls, cardinals, eastern bluebirds, and hummingbirds. |
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How to Decorate With Nature
Natural Decorating for Christmas
Have you decked the halls? Consider your backyard and garden for a ready source of interesting greenery, berries, dried flower heads, and seedpods. |
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