This morning, Mom found a 2-decades-old black, kind-of-crusty jar of something in our laundry room. The lid read "HONEY 1990" and Mom said Granddaddy had given her this jar of homemade honey back in the day, but when we all tasted it (yes, we are brave) it had a distinct sorghum molasses flavor. Very odd.
However, when Daddy stuck the spoon down a little farther,
However, when Daddy stuck the spoon down a little farther, he reported that it did indeed taste like honey.
Question of the day: Does 20-year-old honey turn into molasses?
I think not, but evidence is dubious.
Today, I also began the famed pillow projects. This is my endeavor to spruce up our future apartment, and I'm quite pleased with the results so far! Mom and I started preparing the cheery yellow fabric this afternoon; I marked the pattern and started moving right along! The green floral print will be the back of the little throw pillow.
Today, I also began the famed pillow projects. This is my endeavor to spruce up our future apartment, and I'm quite pleased with the results so far! Mom and I started preparing the cheery yellow fabric this afternoon; I marked the pattern and started moving right along! The green floral print will be the back of the little throw pillow.
Dear Hannah,
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The hedgehog is beautiful. I admire your industry.
Love,
Rosemary