I am sharing a few things that I like today.  First of all, the roses I brought in from
the garden. 

Secondly, the sauce I made tonight for dinner.  I mixed equal parts of honey (see last post),
and Dijon mustard.  Stirred together until smooth.
I cut up chicken breasts into pieces and sautéed them in olive oil, until lightly browned.
Then added the above sauce and let them cook on low for 40 minutes, in a covered pan, until tender.

 

I cooked a pack of this rice in the microwave oven, for 90 seconds.

I placed the rice on the plate, added the chicken breast pieces, and then

poured some extra hot sauce over the chicken and the rice.

 

 A quick, simple, and delicious dinner.  We both liked the combination of honey and Dijon mustard.

For dessert, I mixed equal parts of the honey and peanut butter together.
I cut up a banana, and then in another little dish, I placed some "coconut, cashew
crunch" from a past post.  This truly is one of my husband's favorite combinations for
a dessert or snack.  He dips banana pieces into honey/peanut butter mixture, then into
cashew crunch.

 

 This coffee drink on ice is now my husband's favorite coffee drink.  I enjoy it too!

 Now, quite hesitantly, I am going to show you my oven door.  I do have a self cleaning
oven, but for some reason, it never gets the glass door clean.  I have tried various cleaning
products but was never satisfied.  Recently, I visited a blog where the
writer had the same problem as I did.  She found the perfect solution, and now I too,
am a believer in her method.

Jessica, on www.decoradventures.com/2014/02/how-to-clean-oven-door-naturally.html
says she found the solution when she read the book, "Salt, Lemons, Vinegar, and Baking
Soda" by Shea Zukowski.

I made the paste of baking soda and a bit of water, and placed it all over my door.  I let
it set for just a bit, then scrubbed it with damp paper towels.  Guess what?  It came off.
So easily and so thoroughly.

 

Here is my newly cleaned glass oven door.  I am so happy!  Now, I won't have to

make sure the oven light is off, when my mother comes for dinner:)

 

Last, but not least, the beautiful bouquet of white hydrangeas that my

daughter picked for me. 

 

So, there you have it.  Just a very little something just for you, this

evening.