Cowboy Christmas Breakfast

Check out this recipe on my companion blog. Cowboy Christmas Breafast - 4 of 5 stars. Definitely worth trying once!

Would this be possible?

I completed the Project 365 project in regards to taking one picture a day and posting it on FB. A lot happened that year that was chronicled:

• got married - my husband, my best friend
• was laid off from my job - it's okay I hated it anyway and I planned a career change plus I got unemployment
• went on my honeymoon to Australia for a month - That was brilliantly fun
• my mom went in to the hospital - I went to visit her often because I was unemployed and she still seemed okay. We began preparing our hearts.
• our offer on a foreclosure home was accepted by the bank - though tedious and awful process we got the house of our dreams
• I started graduate school for a career change - put those career change wheels in motion immediately
• mom passed away - was there with her in the end and we had many conversations about the house (which we got) and my career change to teaching. She was informed of everything upcoming in my life. And I was grateful K and I were there with her in the end.
• we moved into the new house - glad to be rid of the scarry, narrow apartment quarters.
• Kevin totalled my car - no one was hurt and we will get another

And I was compelled for my sanity to do the Gratitude Journal for 365 days (beginning in February) and the Project365 (began at the end of August) with photos. For my food interest, would it be conceivable that I could eat something new every day (or week). I'm inspired by many of the food blogs and I enjoy those readings. I've been to so many foreign countries and I think I could do well. But would one new meal or technique be too much to handle? I suppose I could always try. This would need to be a photo journal to be best served in the future. Maybe a facebook album?
 

One Year Anniversary breakfast!

Look what Kevin made for our first anniversary! Totally adorable. The second pancake was a "K," handy for both of our names :)

Kyoto, Japan: Kaiseki meal

This restaurant had phenomenal food! Yum yum

Latte art at Cafe Dolce in Missoula, MT

Got to love the latte art at cafe dolce! Aunt Kathy's favorite cafe in Missoula.

Banana Chocolate Loaf

Made with love, by Karla

Happy Easter!

Look at my pretty table arrangement! Isn't it lov-er-ly? :))