My Cookbook

So! I just compiled alot of my favorite recipes I've learned this summer (before they all slip away from remembrance). All of these recipes I've either executed or tasted, and liked. As my sister-in-law Natalie puts it, "Has a taste level of 7 or above". Since this summer I cooked alot at the Beehive home with their recipes, and I also took a cooking class on campus, I have learned so much.

Darn, I was going to put a link on here for a google-doc with all of them on it, but I can't seem to manage it yet. To be updated!!!

Anyway, Richard & I have kept ourselves busy these past few days of our 'break' before school starts again this fall. We went to a raspberry farm and sorted raspberries, and as a reward came home with 6 lbs worth of berries and a kit to make them all into freezer jam. Church can be busy for me because I was just called as the choir director, so I'm desperately trying to get people to actually join the choir in the first place. It's hard when you don't have alot of male singers around that know how to sing in parts. We also recently bought a new computer for Richard's job on the side, and have been selling text books for ridiculously high prices, to our advantage. They are still cheaper than the bookstore, so we are giving people a deal nonetheless.

A lady broke her hip today, and we were so sad to see her leave to the hospital. We are not sure if she is coming back. We are actually quite close with her too, so we are worried. Another lady has a broken shoulder & a UTI, and another lady cracked her spine. When it rains, it pours! Let me tell ya. Our work is cut our for us, but at the same time the ladies seem to be healing quite fine and not really needing too much assistance.