Leftover food has been bagged up and put in the freezer and used to make other meals with even more leftovers. Those come in handy on days where I really don't feel like cooking a whole meal from scratch.
I have almost finished Harvey's Christmas sweater which has used up two very large balls of yarn that have been in my stash for awhile.
I made the beeswax wraps from cotton fabric I have had in my fabric stash for a bit. This is another Christmas gift for our two sons completed.
I mended my favourite bra this morning. The underwire was poking through so I pushed and prodded it back in the pocket and stitched the opening closed.
Everybody have a wonderful evening.
God bless.
I just hate it when the wires poke through my bra.
ReplyDeleteI love leftovers too but we eat them up rather than freeze them. I never make more than 2 meals, maybe 3, it seems.
ReplyDeleteBeeswax melts? Have to look that up! :)
Darn, I meant wraps not melts. Going to fix that right now.
DeleteGod bless.
I've got a roast beef in the slow cooker at the moment, and while I enjoy the first meal, I like the leftovers ground up and made into shepherd's pie even better. I did chop up a couple of leftover chicken breasts and tossed in the freezer. I'll use those next week for Chinese fried rice. Sadly, though I do tend to through out more food than I'd like.
DeleteTake care and stay well!
Well done on the bra repair, I have a mark where one of mine stuck me years ago, stopped wearing boned bras now. much more comfy for me.
ReplyDeleteI took out a large package of boneless chicken breasts, bought at 50% off of course and we had a chicken Alfredo dish Monday and Tuesday. Just roasted the rest of them and will make up a couple of large pans of enchiladas. One to freeze one to eat.
ReplyDeleteI an going to try the beeswax covers. I am trying the beads instead of shredding them. Bras should be double or even triple stitched over those wires. Hate them to pieces. Cheers. Jean
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