The green lion planter with a past*...
And since he doesn't let plants thrive in him, he gets a candle.
Monday - Eclipse Day! Slow Cooker Pot Roast, mashed potatoes, carrots {PTO day, figure out what to plant in the empty landscape area out front}
Tuesday - Fruited Chicken Salad on toast {pull the rest of the attic stuff down?}
Wednesday - Turkey Pesto Meatballs, pasta, green beans, (freezer) Cheesy Crescents {go through the camera equipment}
Thursday - Quick Cassoulet, garlic toast {set out bulky trash for pick up, house painting to begin}
Friday - Shredded Pork Tacos, pico, cheese, sour cream
Saturday and Sunday - kitchen closed (leftovers!)
Gina
*years ago, my mother brought him to my house for me to take care of some plant while she was off roaming the world, but eventually the plant died. So I cleaned him up, added felt to his underside, and put a silk plant in him. Every time she visited she'd say "Oh! there's my lion! I miss my lion". I would say, do you want him back? And she would say no, in a wistful sort of way. After a few times of this happening, I repotted a sweet plant in him and brought him to her house, where she promptly let the plant die. So prior to right now, he's been sitting in a window with dirt and dead plant remains. And maybe its weird that he has a candle, but I haven't yet figured out what to do with him.
2 comments:
My black thumb continues to be my struggle. Your meals sound wonderful Gina. Enjoy your week. :)
I might have to integrate your menu into next week's menu. Yummers.
The lion looks so much better with a candle instead of dry dirt and dead plant remains...In my house, being that he is long and stable, I would turn him into a regal velvet pin cushion for my big iron station in the sewing room. I turned a glass squirrel into a pincushion that sits next to my machine...you know...oh look...another project...squirrel!
Have a wonderful week!
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