My adventure continues

It was very difficult to see the liberty go. I tried to give it away but it was to old to move. So I had to pay to have it torn down.  Now this was scary and heartbreaking.

My adventure ...my new home

Where do I start...I guess back in September 2017. I knew I had to buy a new or used trailer or something because my 1979 liberty was showing her age.  I moved in back in 1983 with my family.  Happy raise my 2 boys , life was wonderful.  Time went by, I was aging and so was my liberty.  I saved hard in the last few years, which is hard when you only make alittle above minimum wage. When I started looking at everything available,  Wow it was a adventurous experience.  Turned down at a few places,  either not enough saved or didn't make enough.  It was heartbreaking,  because I knew I  could pay for  a home. The internet,

This is where I  looked hard for over a year ..and I found it!!! Let's start by showing my liberty my home sweet home,  where at 23 years old,  I was a home owner.

Been a while since I posted anything to my site. Been dreaming of a cabin. Saving what I can to make this come true. Hopely next spring it will happen. Wish me lots of luck!

Coca-Cola Pork Chops- 8 pork chops, salt and pepper, 1 cup catsup, 1 cup coca-cola, brown sugar.....Place pork chops in a baking pan. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Mix the catsup and cola, and pour over the pork chops. Sprinkle with brown sugar. Bake uncovered in a 350 oven for 1 hour or until pork chops are tender. Enjoy! I also tried this with chicken...so gooooood

Christmas Coal Recipe
1/4 cup butter
10 ounces marshmallows
1/8 tsp. black food coloring
4 cups rice cereal
Melt butter and add marshmallows in a large saucepan. Add black food coloring and mix in well. Add rice cereal and stir until blended. Drop by small spoonfuls onto waxed or parchment paper. Make different shapes and sizes. Cool.
Place 3-5 of them into a small cellophane or ziptop bag and tie with ribbon.
Include a tag saying…
“I heard you have been naughty not nice,
And Santa even checked his list twice.
So all the way from the cold North Pole
all you’re getting is a bag of coal.

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My weekend product - I have a old ceiling fan ( the one with a light bar) and license plates. Looks easy! I will post pictures, maybe, but we will see. Now this is for my garage not the house. Men have their "Men Cave", I have my "DoDa Cave". Wish me luck!

Honeysuckle Jelly
Yields 7 half-pints
4 cups honeysuckle flowers
4 cups boiling water
1/4 c. lemon juice
4 cups sugar
1 package liquid pectin
First you need to make an infusion to draw the flavor out of the flowers. It’s very simple. Prepare the flowers by removing the tiny green tip at the base of the petals.
Next, bring 4 cups of water to a boil in a large saucepan, turn the heat off, then add the honeysuckle flowers you’ve gathered and allow them to steep for about 45 min., stirring occasionally.
Strain the flowers from the liquid. You need two cups of the infusion for this recipe.
In the same saucepan, stir together 2 cups flower infusion, the lemon juice, and the sugar; bring to a hard boil that won’t stir down. Add the pectin and boil for 2 min; reduce heat if necessary to avoid boiling over.
Ladle into hot, sterilized jars, and screw on lids. Allow to cool for 24 hours, then test the lids to make sure the jars are properly sealed.
*I  process my jellies in a water bath canner.
Spread on some freshly baked bread and enjoy!