Skylightsky
My blogs
- Our Tyger
- Martha Stewart's 28 day detox
- renameagainandag...
- Jan 12th at Plantation Woods
- Sian Recipes
- Journal Notes Perricone
- SianYear
- Adventures in Cake Baking
- Cake and Pastry Recipe Adventures
- Recipe Adventures
- Autumn Cake Designs
- HalloweenatthePi...
- RecipesFound
- Ideas For Later Use
- sewahalloweenyuc...
- throw away
- Halloween Art
- recipeswithpictu...
- recipesforweddin...
- Flaming and Entertaining Dishes
- yrralkrats
- alafavoritelinks
- Proteinsforgood
- recipelinksgalor...
- Martha Stewart's Detox Menus for Week 1
- ChristmasCookies...
- Pasta Expressions
- RecipesforSamSte...
- Thanksgiving Recipes
- CraftsandGiftsby...
- Recipes From Others on the Internet
- Perricone Stuff
- Change name for blog
- easterredomartha
- Mrs. S. Funeral
- Link to July 4th
- Sian: A Daily Dose
- For Cindy
- Sian
- RecipesforSheri
- Recipes to Keep
- Winter Wonderland for Children and Parents
- Weight Watcher CrockPot
- July 4th
- Kristina's Wonderful Day
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Introduction | Just me |
| Interests | Like, you can't guess? My son, and now my Daughter-in-Fun and my Grandchild!! |
| Favorite Movies | Breakfast at Tiffany's, The Birdcage, LeMiserable, The Magnificient Seven (One of my favorite lines/scene is when the Mexican responds to Steve McQueen's character "You could make much more in a grocery store. And it would be good, steady work." And then McQueen's character Vin Tanner... desires their job rather than the monotonous clerk.) |
| Favorite Music | Chopin, Cher, Celine Dion, Bob Segar, Boston, and in keeping with first letter alliteration ... Beatles, sometimes. |
| Favorite Books | Colette Peter's Wedding Cakes, 1421: The Year China Discovered America. Also one of my fav's is a book my son gave me entitled: A Woman of Passion. It is a historical fiction based on the true story of Elizabeth Hardwick a commoner who became lady-in-waiting to Queen Elizabeth. |
What's the best time you've ever had licking stamps?
The random question given me to answer is "What's the best time you've ever had licking stamps?" My answer is the time I figured out that I could just brush them with water and avoid the chapped lips. Now a days, they make stamps with self-adhesive backing... So if I"m going to lick stamps ...it should be for beautiful occasions instead of bills. (If one continues to use checks and the mail.)