November's Recipe Round Up

November’s Recipe Round Up will be at Sherry Early’s Semicolon. The date is November 14; the category is holiday recipes.

I’m specifically looking for those special Thanksgiving and Christmas and Hannukah recipes that make your family’s celebration a little richer and those that get you all into the holiday spirit.

The link above will give you all the details you need to participate in this month’s collection of favorite holiday recipes. To find out more about what the Recipe Round Up is, check out this information page.

If you hosted the Recipe Round Up before July of this year, would you please leave the link to that Round Up in the comments of this post? I’d like to add a list of all the past Round Ups to the information page. 

If you’d like to volunteer to host the Recipe Round Up on your own blog, the months after January are wide open. You get to decide the category for the month you host. I’ve been thinking that breads (you know, yeast, quick, muffins, pancakes, etc, etc.) might be a good one.  

Please Be Cruel

When a certain northern blogger grew tired
Her editing skills left much to be desired.
So without a doubt,
You should point typos out;
That is, if you want to be admired.

A Thankful November: Big Savings

I’m thankful for the super-dooper low price I got on a big-ticket item today. I won’t tell you (yet) what that low-priced big-ticket item was, but I am thrilled about it. I almost purchased it earlier for much, much more, but circumstances stood in the way and I had to wait until today when everything worked out so much better. And it’s enough money saved to really make a difference in my finances.
 
I attribute all those circumstances to God’s providence, so it’s God I thank for my bargain basement deal.
 
Other thankful folk 

• Juanita is thankful for technology.
  
• Annette is thankful for many things, including her church.
• Kim is thankful for women who want to dig deep to understand theology and their faith.
• Carla is thankful for snow and all the good gifts that prepare her for it.
  
• Kim is thankful for Sunday and her worship service.
• Anne B. is thankful for her husband’s safety.
• Connie if thankful for Russians. (If that doesn’t make you curious, you’re probably dead.)
• Rosemary is thankful for healing, and the wonderful care of her husband and sons.
  

Doesn’t that list make you thankful, too? If so, why don’t you participate in being thankful with us? Here’s how:

• Mention something you’re thankful for in the comments here, and I’ll include it in one of my thanksgiving posts, or
  
• Email me to tell me what you’re thankful for and I’ll include it in one of the thankful posts, or
• You may post your thankful thought(s) on your own blog and send me the link(s), and I’ll link to your post.
• If you’ve posted something thankful and I missed it, please remind me.