Roger_Whittaker_-_The_Holly_And_The_Ivy.mp3
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find our eagle flying, our American
flag waving and flowers always in bloom.
NOTE FROM ME
Welcome everyone to my holiday Daily Doses.
This month I will be publishing as time allows. I have
lots to share, so most days my pages will be full and
always there will be playing the most wonderful seasonal music.
Thank you for joining me, and please do share my pages with
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Welcome To The Month Of
December is the twelfth and last month of the year according to the Gregorian calendar. This is used used in almost all the world today. It was the tenth month in the early Roman calendar. It became the twelfth month in a later Roman calendar. Until 46 B.C., December only had 29 days. But the Roman statesman Julius Caesar added two days to December, which made it 31 days.
In the northern half of the world, Winter begins in December. Winter does not begin until December 21 or 22, and most of December is usually warmer than other winter months. The latter part of December has long been a holiday season. Christians celebrate Christmas Day, as the birthday of Jesus Christ.
In the Northern Hemisphere, most birds have gone to warmer climates. But many animals are active. Mink, ermine, beavers, and foxes grow beautiful coats of fur. Nature finishes preparing for the long winter ahead. Many people make feeding places for birds and squirrels.
The turquoise and zircon are the birthstones for December.
Holly, Narcissus, and Poinsettia are the flowers for the month of December.
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The photographer reports the closer he got to this incredible place, the more he realized how dangerous this explore was going to be, especially by himself...
For those of you not familiar with
The Elf on the Shelf®: A Christmas Tradition
just click on the elf above to read about this tradition
that has become very popular. I will until Christmas
have the elf sitting on something different daily. I hope
you will enjoy. I have chosen the girl elf as she is
my favorite ... here is today's ....
I love the old fashion look and
the Santa pitcher pictured here.
No words needed here other than
where did the year go?!
Nothing wrong with thinking about Spring and having
it to look forward to. This picture does just that.
And, a nice cup of coffee with Hazelnut creamer
to go along with these delicious honey buns!
They look like they would just melt in your mouth.
It makes me cold just gazing at this picture.
But Winter with all it's cold can be beautiful.
Remember our animals and feathered friends always.
Some bird seed and some water put out daily would
give these creatures of God some needed refreshment
from the cold and hardships of Winter.
Does it get any sweeter than this I ask you?
And look at those curls and rosy red cheeks!
I'll take two large containers of catnip please.
Christmas baking, Christmas sweets. They are the
icing on the season.
As stated on each of my pages.
The flowers always bloom here.
Below is a mailing that a friend Ann Telling who is the
editor-publisher of these amazing pages creates. Keep the
link to visit daily. She does what I call - a outstanding job.
for December 3, 2012 is NOW ONLINE.
"Alaska Salmon
Casserole with Cornbread
Topping"
Ingredients:
- 1 can (1 lb) pink salmon
- 1 can (10 3/4 oz.) condensed mushroom soup
- 1 pkg. (9 oz.) frozen cut green beans, thawed
- 1/2 pkg. (1 lb 2 oz.) corn muffin mix
- 1/4 cup finely chopped green pepper, optional
- 1/4 tsp. dry mustard
Directions:
Drain salmon, and save liquid. Flake salmon; distribute evenly over bottom of shallow 1 1/2 qt. Combine soup, salmon liquid and green beans in saucepan; heat. Pour soup mixture over salmon.
Combine corn muffin mix, green pepper and dry mustard in a bowl. Add egg and 1/2 of the milk called for on package label and mix as directed in package directions (I just use all the muffin mix and twice the green pepper and mustard).
Spoon into 8 even mounds onto hot soup mixture. Bake in hot oven, 400 degrees F, about 22 to 25 minutes or until topping is done and browned.
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A Ending Note From Me
Happy Monday everyone. Hope you enjoyed
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everyone around you.
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