Seasons On the Sunporch

Welcome to Seasons On the Sunporch! Our favorite part of the house! Thank you so much for stopping in. You'll find posts on just about anything home-related that I think you'll enjoy reading when you stop in. I am honored you have taken a few minutes out of your day to visit!

xo Betty

Here you'll find a weekly celebration of beautiful décor for everyday living and entertaining, décor and recipes

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Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Share your best slow-cooker recipes or cherry Christmas memories...

             Share your best slow-cooker recipes or
                         cherry Christmas memories...
    

     Share your most-loved, most-flavorful slow-cooker recipes for the holidays.  From breakfasts to appetizers, mains to desserts...share them all!  There's no end to what you can whip up in a slow=cooker, and we can't wait to see your favorites.

     Be sure to share your most cherished holiday memory too.  Remember sitting on Santa's lap?  That huge snowball fight?  How about when Grandma got run over by that reindeer?  We love reading all your Christmas memories!  


Share your reply in comments below.

Happy Memories!

Blackberry Lady
bettysneedfulthings@aol.com


Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Life


                                                                      Life...

     It's been an odd week:  at our once resplendent with lovely moments, stained rather darkly by the ugly.  I planned on being a dog breeder for years, this spring I bought my first shih Tzu, a perfect dream dog long full hair, not yappy and a beautiful brindle color, potty pad trained with in a few days.  Just gorgeous dog,  Then I started adding females to the den.  None were worthy of being bred to Chad.  Therefore, we gave them all away, except Chad.  He's a keeper whether we ever have puppies or not.

     Next two days Ed and I have a total of four doctor appointmemts, which I will write about later.

     With us still unpacking and letting the dogs in for a few days due to the high temperatures, has me throwing minor fits at the upheavel  in the house, and I have turned the house upside down in search of something tiny, and precious, that I have suddenly decided that I will wither without.

The Blackberry Lady, Betty

Thursday, August 15, 2013

Perfect Time For Tea


             This is a perfect time of year to have a tea party!  Call a friend or maybe two and ask them over for a lunch tea of  fingersandwiches  and lite dessert with a cuppa hot tea or coffee Share your thoughts for the day and enjoy!

Betty A.

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Kentucky State Fair


                                              The Kentucky State Fair

Lots of fun reasons to attend the Kentucky State Fair in Louisville, Kentucky Thursday, August 15th - Sunday, August 25th.  Enjoy Agriculture, Entertainment, Entries, Contests, Special Areas, Education, Exhibitors, and Horse Shows.

Kentucky Exposition Center
937 Phillips Lane
Louisville, KY 40309
(502) 367-5000

Monday, August 12, 2013

AyersHome Blog


                                       AyersHome

    Hello!

     Heavens it's good to be back!  Yes indeed, after my doctor said I had had a TIA, possible stroke,  and with a deliciously serene new look.  This photo is so beautiful and belongs to one of my ancestors.  Isn't it heartwarming?  My favorite!

     And that's not all...you can join in the Housewives  chatter, get to know your fellow chatterers and compare recipes over a virtual cuppa tea or coffee.

     Above all else I hope this blog heralds a new era for AyersHome and get the AyersHome newsletter to be tops!

     As a special treat I have popped up tasty new recipe treats for the end of Summer and I hope you will find a teeny bit of utterly  scrumptious AyersHome inspiration, just the boost you need to fall in love with your cooking all over again. 

Love you all...
Betty A.


Where I'm at...

Where I'm At:

Thrilled with my newly re-done site and hoping you are to.  Sitting in a house that somewhat resembles a train wreck.  I have been so busy with the cookbook, puppies and caring for my hubby.  I'm thinking this may have caused my visit to the ER.  This computer has me addicted and I just can't stay away from it.

Feeling:

Much loved.  Panicked by not being organized in order to type recipes for the new cookbook.  Worried about money.  Glad that Cindy is back from their beach vacation because I feel bizarrely displaced when she isn't only a hop, skip and jump away.

Reading:

Now just because I'm reading it doesn't mean I recommend it  ok?  (!) But this
book the knowledge gained through research for this work has been particularly satisfying to me.  If it does no more for others than to create an interest in  family cookbooks and serve as a basis for additional recipe testing in your kitchen and serve as a basis for additional changing recipes to be your own, then it has still been worthwhile.

Eating

Dieting.  Almost every day, yogurt, cottage cheese and blueberry salad.  These food fads come and go , but right now I am blazing a trail through an Arby's beef and cheddar addiction.  So shoot me, why don't ya?

Planning

To try and rest more.  Ed is helping around the house.  Meanwhile I'll be typing up a storm and sewing yellow flowers on the long white gown I bought for Taylor to play dress-up in, for her birthday.

Dreaming Of:

Holidays.  Trying to keep a business running the summer with the puppies around and not a whole of help this year, is nigh on impossible.  Though words cannot express how much I adore my puppies, the fact that they would rather sit in my lap all day long than do anything else in the whole wide world, is making working during daylight almost impossible.  I miss our ordinary routine.

Coveting

Little girls party dresses at Once Upon A Child, the dealer was asking silly money for them, and though I turned on my bestest puppy eyes, and tried to make him understand that he would be doing a service to the wonderful world of dress-up vintage if he let me buy them for a sensible price, he was having none of it and I had to walk away empty handed.  But I can't stop thinking about them, and though I believe that what is for you won't pass you, I can't help believing that this was the dress-
up clothes that got away.

Wishing

We had been on vacation this year.  I can't imagine what it must be to be away from your life for any significant amount of time.