The day after Christmas we all need turkey recipes! Here’s one of our favorites and it’s sooooooo easy! *Preheat oven to 350 degrees Ingredients 1-2 cans of pastry puffs. (I use the crescent packages you roll out.) If you’re not watching your carbs, get two cans of the roll out pastry. (you’ll spread one on Read More
Author: Pamala J Vincent
Biblical View of Mediums, Psychics and Necromanticers, OH MY!
MEDIUMS, PSYCHICS, AND NECROMANTICERS! Oh my! “If a person turns to mediums and necromancers, whoring after them, I will set my face against that person and will cut him off from among his people.” ~ Leviticus 20:6 (NIV) There are forces in the world that lure us into practicing what the Lord says is dark. Read More
Cheesy Hamburger Potato Soup
You’ll love this inexpensive, warm on a cold day soup! And it freezes excellent! I make a large batch, we eat it for 2 days and then freeze the rest for another day. Ingredients: 1 pound of hamburger (or ground turkey, chicken or sausage) *I like to combine hamburger and Italian sausage. 1 onion diced Read More
Full of Faith or Just Full of it?
Round Table Oct. 13th 7:30 pm (PST) Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87973507722 Faithful~ What does that mean? What does being full of faith look like? Let’s talk about how to have the kind of faith that moves mountains and maybe identify some of the stumbling blocks we set up in our own way in regards to prayer, Read More
10 Things to Do in Your Garden in October
October is a big garden month in the Pacific Northwest. The soil is often still warm enough for roots to establish while cooler, wetter weather reduces stress. It’s a great combination of cleanup + planting + preparing for spring. 🌷 One October job I’d especially prioritize Plant more spring bulbs than you think you need. Read More
Why can’t I get off the couch?
CAPACITY FATIGUE I Have the Time… So Why Can’t I Get Anything Done? YOuTube Video & Podcast –Click here There are days when the time is available, the list is waiting, and you genuinely want to accomplish something—but you just can’t seem to get yourself moving. Before you label yourself lazy, undisciplined, or unmotivated, consider Read More
Winter Prep for Summer Blooms
I know it’s winter and the garden is sleeping, but prepping in January and Feb. inspires prolific summer blooms. Here are 10 tips for your winter to do list: *If you want spring flowers: daffodils, tulips, etc. Now is the time to plant them. Also if you plan to separate bulbs, Hostas, peonies, and others, Read More
Tips for Peony Care in the Fall
For peonies in Oregon, fall is the perfect time to both cut them back and divide them—and late September through October is an excellent window. 🌸 Cutting your peonies back Wait until the foliage is yellowing/browning or has been hit by a light frost. Then: 🌱 Dividing them to share September through October is the Read More
40 Free or Cheap Joy and Self-Care Ideas
☐ Take a slow walk and notice 5 beautiful things☐ Read one chapter of a book just for fun☐ Brew a cup of tea or coffee and drink it without multitasking☐ Watch the sunrise or sunset☐ Sit outside for 10 minutes and breathe deeply☐ Listen to your favorite worship or uplifting song☐ Declutter one small Read More
Tips for Your Christmas/Thanksgiving Cactus
September is the perfect time to prepare a Thanksgiving or Christmas cactus for heavy holiday blooms. The key is to shift from “grow” mode into “set buds” mode. Your Thanksgiving cactus will bloom from late November through December, and your Christmas Cactus will bloom starting about Christmas and go through January. What to do now Read More