14.10.11

Baby Shower Cake

Pretty! Delicious! Flowers! Babies!
I realize most of my blogs are now about cooking and baking, but that is just how I roll these days. DEAL WITH IT!

11.10.11

The View From My Face: Lake Ontario

There it is.
Look but don't touch.

10.10.11

Apple

It is fall. Fall is apple time. Not to be confused with hammer time, apple time is a time when delicious apples are made readily available, and you can bake them into various tasty treats!

Please join me on this journey of turning a tree full of apples, into a pot full of apple sauce...

First, you gather the apples. While you are busy doing that, you might also consider picking up some of the rotten apples that have fallen on the ground, and chucking them at stationary objects, like trees. This makes them split apart with a great explosion! Then you peel 'em! And then you chop 'em and add stuff to 'em like water, sugar and cinnamon!Boil it all up and I'm sorry but there is no way to make this look appetizing. But it is delicious!

6.10.11

Hang In There

It's October again! I've been neglecting the blog again! I really do like blogging I hope you know. Oh by the way, HERE IS A SQUIRREL! Look at him! he's hanging there! That's what makes the blog title funny! Get it? Sigh.
More interesting blogs to come. Though, it won't be easy. Look at the squirrel!

29.9.11

You Know, For Kids

The View From My Face: Downtown

Another beautiful day.

27.9.11

Art Mère / Art Père

This year I am fortunate enough to be part of an excellent art auction called Art Mère / Art Père. This fabulous event and auction are in support of LIVESTRONG, which is a very excellent charity that supports cancer survivors and those effected by cancer.

I am very psyched to be among the other artists who have donated art to this auction, and I hope you will check it out by clicking RIGHT HERE!

The online auction runs from September 21st to October 5th, and it is for a REALLY good cause, so please spread the word and maybe even bid on art! My contribution looks like this! Which when blown up looks like this...