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I was asked this morning if I knew any tricks for Banana Bread or had a recipe and of course my answer was yes. ^_~ So, here I am, posting it for a dear friend, as well as anyone else that wants it. It is a very simple recipe and I my favorite thing about it is that I don't have to wait for overly ripe bananas. I have made this with fresh out of the store bananas and ones that are sickeningly ripe. Each time it comes out perfectly. Now, this recipe is not originally mine. I will admit the base recipe is from a 1970's Betty Crocker Cookbook I picked up over a decade ago in a used bookstore. It is my holy grail, lol. I have made some alterations to the recipe that I very much enjoy and I hope you will as well. Now for the pictures of this recipe I did not use Walnuts in this batch. If you don't like walnuts but have another nut you enjoy, go for it. heck dump dried fruit in there, chocolate chips, what ever. Enjoy it! Here we go! 1 Cup Sugar 1/3 Cup Margarine 2 Eggs 2 Cup Mas

Crest Cookies       Sorry it has taken so long but I have been running around like a wizard without a wand for the last month. Finally am able to sit down for a few and post about my daughters birthday party! YAY! Most of this will just be quick pictures but at the end will be links to other Harry Potter posts I have made to help you cast your own Wizard Worthy party as well as links that I used to pull this off! So enjoy! And watch the video at the end! And remember, most everything I did here cost me less than $5 to create - Like the Dementor and the Sorting Hat. It goes to show with some time, creativity and cheapness you can pull this off no problem! Potion Area created from colored water, flours, sugars, printable labels and jars I found at goodwill Chocolate Pumpkins created from Wilton Melts and Pumpkin Shaped Ice Cube Trays Snitches, made from Ferrero Rochers and Craft Feathers House Cookies - Edible images cover colored dough in the center. Break open and reveal your house! Be

Well the party is over and everything went great. I am still going through pictures and such but I figured I would make another post and how to. This is how to make your own Sorting Hat. This is very fast. Look at the pictures for reference. Feel free to ask questions if you got them. ^_^ What you will need: Needle Thread Old Bed sheet or piece of cloth Poster Board Cheap Witch Hat Stapler Water Scissors White Glue Spray Paint - Brown Textured and Black Flat Take the old witch hat and cut off the top part. Keep the rim. Take your poster board and just it into a circle as big as you want the rim. Cut out the center larger than the inside of the witch hat. Staple the poster board to the rim. Cut 2 triangles from your cloth - different sizes but with enough bottom to go around the inner rim of the hat.  Sew the side together of the triangles, leaving the bottom open. Sew this to the rim to remake the hat. Mix 2 parts glue to 1 part water and dip the hat top in. String up the hat and let i

I thought I had posted these here but it looks like I hadn't, so here we go right quick! ~*Silhouetted Halloween Cookies - Large Version Set*~ ~*2 other versions of the sets - One Coffin and One Small Set*~

Now, pumpkins aren't only for the kids in this house. In fact us adults get our pumpkin on something fierce. (Wow I so totally failed sounding cool with that. LOL) Alright, anywho. This is what the hubby and I did last year. Braaaains! - By Jason (Aka The Hubby) Fire Cat (Aka Ethereal Demon) - By Jason (Aka The Hubby) Phage - By Jason (Aka The Hubby) Red Mage - By Jason (Aka The Hubby) Owl Totem - By Jason (Aka The Hubby) The Headless Horseman - By Me! (^_^) Jareth-o-Lantern - By Me! (^_^) Now, you can find all these and more works that the hubby and I do on Deviant Art (Heck you may have seen them there last year if you frequent that site.) Here are the links To The Hubby's Page - Sigil79 To My Page - Afina79