This set of jewels was half solid (the upward facing portion) and half milk chocolate mixed with tiny crisped rice bits. They're much shinier in "real life."
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- Not many candymaking days left before the holidays
- Here's a close up of some of the nicer marbeling. ...
- I have so much fun making the marbley starfish and...
- When I started making candy, these were among the ...
- Dark chocolate filled with a cherry filling that i...
- This was my first shrimp dish after welcoming seaf...
- Thawed, frozen shrimp, prior to our peeling off th...
- These were the only uncooked, peeled and deveined ...
- Way too much Essence of Emeril for this dish. Note...
- Ronzoni rotini in my wonderful All-Clad saucepan (...
- Along with the shrimp, garlic and a few other yumm...
- Mom had given me the Alaska Cutlery Mezzaluna quit...
- This is not what it's supposed to look like. We us...
- We had two skillets going during the cook time. Th...
- The plated pasta and shrimp. Joann had brought us ...
- Don't let the photo fool you, due to our over-caut...
- The view from my window at the Marriott Waterside,...
- More candy
- We forgot to leave a tip at the place we stayed in...
- This is the bottom layer of the box I prepared for...
- I have a few different designs for the small box, ...
- This is the bottom layer of the small box: Classic...
- This is the top layer of a small box I put togethe...
- Close-up of Make Mine Buttercreme. This one is mad...
- Close-up of Fudge Minties. Made of dark green whit...
- Close-up of a few Mom's Cameos. Made of white choc...
- Close-up of Butterscotch Dreamies. Butterscotch fl...
- This is the top layer in the box for the James Pla...
- Candyland Crafts in Somerville (they call me Our L...
- O Canadaaaaaaaaa. Well, not so many a's, but that'...
- These are classic caramels. I use Peter's caramel ...
- This set of jewels was half solid (the upward faci...
- Yes, those are paintbrushes soaking in a bucket be...
- I didn't take a post painting photo of the bathroo...
- Last Thursday, the painters started with the trim ...
- As you can see, we still haven't finished the deck...
- John did such a good job lugging all the huge, hea...
- The guys sealed off the kitchen with plastic and t...
- Then, they painted all the edges around the ceilin...
- Next, the painters used a wide roller to apply the...
- The guy were taking their lunch while I lurked aro...
- Right here, you can tell the difference in the two...
- You can still see the old hooks to the right and l...
- Sooner or later we will replace the rickety firepl...
- Ta-da! We now have Kittery Point Green walls in th...
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Sites I Visit Regularly
- Altered Plates (my other blog)
- American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (AIC)
- American Library Association (ALA)
- AOTUS, National Archives
- Archives Gig
- Archives of American Art Blog
- Copyright and Cultural Institutions: Guidelines for Digitization for U.S. Libraries, Archives, and Museums
- Google Maps
- Life Hacker
- Mid-Atlantic Regional Archives Conference (MARAC)
- My Pal Richard Factor's Blog
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
- Not Martha
- Popular Science
- Society of American Archivists
- The Girl Who Ate Everything (fun restaurant reviews)
- The Guardian
- The Salt-Lake Tribune
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