She was a fantastic cook, but didn't write down her recipes, so all were lost when we lost her. Although I did not have a copy of Debra’s recipe, I created this one to copy the peppers she would bring to our parties and family gatherings. She used
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Debra's Stuffed Peppers
My sister Debra passed away three years ago. Her Birthday is in September so in
honor of her I decided to share one of my favorite summer recipes.
She was a fantastic cook, but didn't write down her recipes, so all were lost when we lost her. Although I did not have a copy of Debra’s recipe, I created this one to copy the peppers she would bring to our parties and family gatherings. She usedAnaheim peppers which are a little on the hot
side.
She was a fantastic cook, but didn't write down her recipes, so all were lost when we lost her. Although I did not have a copy of Debra’s recipe, I created this one to copy the peppers she would bring to our parties and family gatherings. She used
Woman Sisterhood
Wow, it's been a busy summer! I have been so busy with the yard, garden, chickens, and family that haven't had much time to be online.
I'm in the middle of planning a girls only dinner party and came across this quote I really like:
"What liberation of women has given us all, is not forcing us down a particular road.
Instead, it has given us a choice. We have a choice to have our families and run them as we want.
We may marry, we may not. We may have children, we may not.
We may work, we may not.
But never, ever should what each of us do be devalued and denigrated in the eyes of others – especially by us women.
We are a powerful, purposeful sisterhood, and – differences or not – long may we all remember it."
~ Marilyn Stowe Blog
I'm in the middle of planning a girls only dinner party and came across this quote I really like:
"What liberation of women has given us all, is not forcing us down a particular road.
Instead, it has given us a choice. We have a choice to have our families and run them as we want.
We may marry, we may not. We may have children, we may not.
We may work, we may not.
But never, ever should what each of us do be devalued and denigrated in the eyes of others – especially by us women.
We are a powerful, purposeful sisterhood, and – differences or not – long may we all remember it."
~ Marilyn Stowe Blog
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