Our area finally got a break on the hot weather. It’s been quite cool here during the night and really nice during the day. I decided it was time to bring my herbs in the house.
I put the netting back on my rosemary a couple weeks ago. I’ve kept it trimmed and it’s grown thick and pretty. So far there hasn’t been any critters appear on it. I’m going to keep the netting on it for a quite a while just to be sure.
Since my basil is in 5 gallon buckets and way too large to bring in the house, A month ago, I started a few basil plant from cuttings. I want to try and grow basil indoors during the winter. The basil rooted really easily in about a week. When I transplanted them, I made nettings for their pots and kept them covered.
They look pretty neat in my kitchen window. My husband made me a wider window shelf just so I could set the herbs there. He’s a such a good fellow about helping me with stuff like that.
I hope my herbs live and grow here in the house. I plan to take them outside when the temps are warm enough and then bring them in at night.
I’ve been sidetracked this week, I’ll be around catching up on my blog visiting.
I hope you all are enjoying pleasant temps and having a pleasant week.
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My husband has been reminicing about the homemade apple pies that I used to make. He talked enough to get me wanting an apple pie. I bought a bag of apples and got out my ‘Old Timey Apple Pie’ Recipe. I was particurilarly excited about making a pie because I finally figured out how to make the lattice pie crust and wanted to try it out. It wasn’t as hard to do as I once thought. I used to make the solid pie crust top.
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Carefully cut slits all around the squash.
Carefully cut joining slits in spaces between
Pull the squash apart & open
clean out the seeds and pulp
Place halves side by side face down in a baking dish.
Carefully remove squash halves from baking dish
Add your favorite sauce and serve.


Saturday evening, I was home alone. My family was out doing their own thing. I didn’t want to make a large amount of food nor a big mess for supper. I thought about several foods and then I remembered my blogging buddy Sheryl posted a delicious looking 