
Monday, March 22, 2010
Bear in the Backyard

Sunday, March 21, 2010
Third Grade Homework and the Indian Maid

Deep breath. Alrighty then. Homework.
In addition to writing a book report, she had to create a poster reflecting the main character. As you can see, she was working on Pocahontas. We looked at the drawings in the book to get ideas, then scrounged around in the studio for yarn, beads, raffia, a feather, and some felt. The only thing she did not know how to do was braid hair. So I showed her how to do it.
I think the poster came out really cute.
I am now waiting for the next phone call.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Homemade Kahlua

Years ago I worked with a women who made her own Kahlua. While digging around looking for something to make one night, I came across her recipe. It is not as thick as the store-bought one, but just as delish.
4 cups sugar
4 Tablespoons of instant coffee
4 cups of water
a fifth of 100 proof vodka.
1 vanilla bean
Combine all ingredients except for the vodka and boil 40 minutes. Cool. Pour into 2 one-quart bottles. Divide the vodka between the 2 bottles. Split the vanilla bean with a knife and one half in each bottle. Let it stand for 21 days.
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