It's not a pretty cake, at least mine wasn't, but it did not need icing at all. I think it would have been very good with some strawberries and whipped cream on it, too! If you are interested in making it, I found it at All Recipies: http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Country-Pound-Cake/Detail.aspx It's called Country Pound Cake, and one of the tricks to it is to start it in a cold oven. Next time I make it, I think I will make it in several smaller pans.
Ev and I worked on the railing on our front steps. This is how far we got:
I'm very pleased with our progress so far. The next step is to put the spindles and then the handrail on. Even if that takes a while to do, as of right now at least I have a railing to hang on to!
During my lunch hour I stopped over at the thrift shop. Found a couple of pictures I really liked. This one, even though it has birds on it, struck me as very calming and peaceful, so I bought it and hung it in my office. My office can use a good dose of "calming" on most days!
When I was little and my uncle would come to visit, he would take me out to a pond to feed the ducks. That's what this reminds me of.
Tonight is Quilt Club over in Staunton. I promised Sandy I would go, so I'm hoping the weather cooperates. It's been raining on and off today. Then I want to be home by 8 to tune in to Quilt Cam on Bonnie's website!
Yesterday when I did Nick's laundry I noticed the hem of his khaki pants was coming out in both legs. We were all sitting around watching the hockey game, so I just hand stitched them for him. I don't mind doing that kind of thing once in a while, but my old eyes just aren't what they used to be when it comes to that close work.
Yeah, Nick brought his laundry to me this weekend. Now, for quite a while he had been doing it himself, but this week he asked me to do it. It doesn't bother me when I'm going to be home anyway. I think every piece of clothing that kid owns was dirty!
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