Saturday, January 30, 2010
Jammies
Happy Birthday to me! As my present to myself it's been a jammie day. But I will need to change because Darrell is taking me out for dinner and a movie!! Thanks in advance to my sister for watching Jack this evening, my second present!!! Sleeping in tomorrow, whoo hoo!!!!!!!!
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Saturday, January 23, 2010
It's a......

Girl!!!!!!!
Yesterday we went in for our ultrasound and Dr. checkup. The ultrasound tech checked all the measurements and everything looks great!! Our baby girl is right on track and was moving like crazy. She wouldn't stay still long enough to get some clear shots so we have to go back in 3 weeks for another ultrasound, yippie!!! We couldn't be more happy and can't wait to start buying purple foo-foo clothes!!!! Here are some pics of our baby girl.
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
And we have movement...
And just in time for the ultrasound. They say every pregnancy is different and they don't lie. The baby has been tumbling all day today. Jack started moving right away and they say with your second it's supposed to all happen earlier. Not with this baby! Jack moved about week 16. We're getting ready to hit 20 weeks and today was our first major movement. I forgot how weird it feels. But in a good way. We head in on Friday for the big ultrasound so keep fingers crossed that the baby isn't shy!!!
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Basement update
We lucked into some good Craigslist deals and the island countertop finally came in so we are on our way to a finished kitchen!! We're still hunting for a refridgerator, but found one at Lowes that will do if we can't find a deal. Darrell worked on getting the microwave and dishwasher installed today.
We are still cleaning up the storage areas and again I am amazed at the stuff we accumulate. Things like 5 "extra" lamps and 4 "extra" shades? I found a box of purses that have broken straps, why I have them, I don't know. But they are finding a good home via donation.
So here is a a pic of the basement kitchen.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Foodie Friday
Today's recipe is an easy one but lately it has hit the spot!
Asiago Chicken Sandwich
2 Slices Asiago cheese bread(from Bread Co. or Walmart has an excellent loaf)
6 Slices thinly sliced chicken or turkey from the deli
1 Slice of Provolone cheese
2 tsp. chipolte mayo
Heat a grill pan or skillet on med. heat.
Lightly butter one side of each slice of bread. Place 1 slice, butter side down, in pan. Stack 4 slices of meat then slice of cheese, then the extra 2 pieces. Spread chipolte mayo on opposite of 2nd slice and top sandwich, butter side up.
Grill each side till golden brown.
Serve with chips or veggies!!
Asiago Chicken Sandwich
2 Slices Asiago cheese bread(from Bread Co. or Walmart has an excellent loaf)
6 Slices thinly sliced chicken or turkey from the deli
1 Slice of Provolone cheese
2 tsp. chipolte mayo
Heat a grill pan or skillet on med. heat.
Lightly butter one side of each slice of bread. Place 1 slice, butter side down, in pan. Stack 4 slices of meat then slice of cheese, then the extra 2 pieces. Spread chipolte mayo on opposite of 2nd slice and top sandwich, butter side up.
Grill each side till golden brown.
Serve with chips or veggies!!
Monday, January 11, 2010
Too early for spring cleaning
Since it is too freakin cold to go anywhere, Darrell and I took advantage of being stuck in the house and cleaned out our storage room in the basement. We organized, cleaned, and now have 5 boxes and a trash bag of goodies for charity. I still am amazed at all the stuff we have or should I say the stuff we didn't throw away!
Disable Vet's are coming this week to pick up our goodies including Christmas decorations! I consolidates 3 shelves of Christmas decor down to 2 and and empty tote!!! I searched all over St. Charles county looking for a place to donate old and unused holiday decor to and no one was accepting donations. What's up with that?? Anyway...we cleaned up our clutter and found some real treasures. I think we had enough hand-me-down dishes and utensils to serve at least 50 people. I found a box of wedding supplies...why did I feel the need to bring that with us when we moved from our old house?? It's been almost 10 years since we got married and no one I know is going to use already burned purple candles and ribbon for their wedding. We found we own 9 lunch box coolers. One for everyday of the week +! And a host of knick-knacks we didn't know we had. So they are finding a useful home with someone else. Now we need to tackle to man cave...anyone need floral supplies???
Disable Vet's are coming this week to pick up our goodies including Christmas decorations! I consolidates 3 shelves of Christmas decor down to 2 and and empty tote!!! I searched all over St. Charles county looking for a place to donate old and unused holiday decor to and no one was accepting donations. What's up with that?? Anyway...we cleaned up our clutter and found some real treasures. I think we had enough hand-me-down dishes and utensils to serve at least 50 people. I found a box of wedding supplies...why did I feel the need to bring that with us when we moved from our old house?? It's been almost 10 years since we got married and no one I know is going to use already burned purple candles and ribbon for their wedding. We found we own 9 lunch box coolers. One for everyday of the week +! And a host of knick-knacks we didn't know we had. So they are finding a useful home with someone else. Now we need to tackle to man cave...anyone need floral supplies???
Friday, January 8, 2010
Foodie Friday
It's been forever since I've posted a Foodie Friday, and really we don't have a whole lot going on now that the Holidays are over. So quick catch up then a yummy recipie.
Christmas decorations are finally down. We finally sold our old dining room set and I've redone the hand-me-down we had. Looks pretty good!
Darrell has made more progress on the basement. He installed all the cabinets and the countertops. We still need the island, but have to have the island countertop cut first. We are hoping to move bedroom furniture downstairs this month and get Jack set up in his new room so we can get started on the nursery if needed. Blue or Purple on 1-22-10!!!!
Now on to the yummies!! Darrell has a buddy who got us some HUGE fresh portabella mushrooms. So I made Beverly's stuffed portabella mushrooms:
4-portabella mushrooms, wash, pat dry, and remove stems and gills(stems can be saved for soups)
1- cooked BLSL chicken breast, cut into small pieces
1/2 can artichoke hearts,not marinated, chopped
1/3 cup Italian bread crumbs
1 cup mayo
1/2 cup sour cream
1 cup shredded Italian cheese
In a large bowl, mix chicken, artichokes, bread crumbs, mayo, and sour cream.
Brush mushrooms, both sides, with olive oil and place stem side down on baking sheet. Bake at 400 for 10 minutes.
Turn mushrooms over and spoon mixture into the caps. Top with shredded cheese and bake until cheese is melted.
Serve with wild rice.
Can be made vegetarian as well.
Christmas decorations are finally down. We finally sold our old dining room set and I've redone the hand-me-down we had. Looks pretty good!
Darrell has made more progress on the basement. He installed all the cabinets and the countertops. We still need the island, but have to have the island countertop cut first. We are hoping to move bedroom furniture downstairs this month and get Jack set up in his new room so we can get started on the nursery if needed. Blue or Purple on 1-22-10!!!!
Now on to the yummies!! Darrell has a buddy who got us some HUGE fresh portabella mushrooms. So I made Beverly's stuffed portabella mushrooms:
4-portabella mushrooms, wash, pat dry, and remove stems and gills(stems can be saved for soups)
1- cooked BLSL chicken breast, cut into small pieces
1/2 can artichoke hearts,not marinated, chopped
1/3 cup Italian bread crumbs
1 cup mayo
1/2 cup sour cream
1 cup shredded Italian cheese
In a large bowl, mix chicken, artichokes, bread crumbs, mayo, and sour cream.
Brush mushrooms, both sides, with olive oil and place stem side down on baking sheet. Bake at 400 for 10 minutes.
Turn mushrooms over and spoon mixture into the caps. Top with shredded cheese and bake until cheese is melted.
Serve with wild rice.
Can be made vegetarian as well.
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