Tomorrow night Todd has fire practice, so the kids will be in bed tomorrow night by 8 and I will have about 2-3 hours of uninterrupted time. I love it that our kids are so well trained about bedtime.
4-6 inches of snow tonight and tomorrow, and 2-3 tomorrow night.
I did make yogurt tonight from Angie's post earlier today - can I say how yummy it is (I had to try it before putting it in the fridge)??? Our kids are yogurt fanatics (they will eat this quart in a matter of hours), but it gets so danged expensive. At least this way, I know what is going into it. I could buy enough yogurt for 2 quarts a day for our family, and it wouldn't be near enough.
It's 6:30 Tuesday morning, I just pulled the yogurt out of the fridge for my kids' breakfast - they say it is better than store brought stuff. It is good. I guess I'll be making more tonight.
Stay warm,
Kris
3 comments:
Glad it worked well for you. Wow! You're kids REALLY like yogurt, huh? You may be sorry I told you how to do it if you have to keep it up at that pace!! LOL!
Kid's bedtime is a blessing. Mine were both great sleepers and bedtime was my favorite part of the day. I have one teen left at home and I'm not sure I recognize him since puberty hit. He's just really waking up by 8 p.m. and at his best around midnight. There is something to be said about teen biorhythms...YIKES! (He says he doesn't sleep in school..but sometimes I wonder!) Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving a comment. I sure do enjoy reading about your life on the farm...I do miss the country.
oh, man does that sound good, is it flavored or plain?? I have some scrumdilli-umpcious strawberries we picked last summer in the freezer for just such a recipe, will have to check that blog out, thanks for the tip.
lyn
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