Mrs. Williams

I think I was in love with my 4th grade teacher. I know that she was very special. She wore high heals every day, her hair was always perfect, she smelled good, she wore very beautiful clothes and she spoke in a very kind voice. Believe me, she was different from the other teachers. She was very beautiful and she reminded me of my oldest cousin Judy, who I adored. One day, Mrs. Williams brought chocolate cupcakes covered in the best chocolate frosting that I had ever tasted. I asked her for the recipe to take home to my mom and she wrote it out and gave it to me. It was my favorite recipe for many years. I all my years of pouring over recipes, I have not seen a recipe for chocolate frosting like this one. Enjoy!

 

 

It's about time!!

I have been an avid blog follower for several years and now I'm finally starting my own! Yeah!! Many thanks to my very helpful and handsome husband, Richard. I'm still getting everything set up, but I'm making progress!

Gone Until 2011!

I hope you had the very Merriest Christmas with those that you love. 

I won't be back until sometime the first week in 2011. I will miss you, but, I am happy to say that tomorrow we start our move away from "the farm" and into our new home on the "hill," as in Murray Hill. I'm sure to most of you, moving sounds like the worst possible way to spend the week after Christmas. I understand that, and hope you have a good time relaxing and resting up. As for us, we are rested and ready. 

After having most of our possessions stored in PODS since August, we are very excited and looking forward to moving into our new home with our "stuff." We plan to take the week to get settled in, with some good quality time snuggling by the fire in the evenings!

We will miss the farm and plan to visit very often, especially when the baby lambs start arriving. I think there might be a bottle with my name on it, waiting to feed the double and triple birth lambs. I can hardly wait!

Have a Very Happy New Year!