These have to be one of the messiest bars I have ever made.  And one of the most delicious.  Even without chocolate, they're pretty irr...

I've been thinking about " S " week for quite awhile, actually.  I had someone in mind to be our recipient but just hadn'...

We're finally back to our Alphabet Service Projects.  If you've been following along, you may notice that we skipped "Q...

Aside from eating P epperoni P izza, P ancakes, P retzels, P ickles, Mashed P otatoes, P otato Chips, Chicken P ot P ie and P opcorn this...

We're back to our Alphabet Service Projects  and last week was "O". We made O atmeal Raisin Cookies for a friend of Corban...

For our  Alphabet Service Project  this week featuring the letter " N ", the kids thought it was a no-brainer that we'd make ...

Our pastor and his wife are named M ark and M ary, which made them an easy choice as the recipients of our Letter M project , M ississipp...

This is a very soft refeshing cookie bursting with L emon flavor.  The kids and I L ike them a lot, although Grant isn't a big L emon f...

A classic recipe with a slight re-work of the name to make it work for K week!   We thought Hershey's K iss cookies would be more appe...

We know a family in which both parents and all four children have names beginning with " J ", so it just seemed  fitting that th...

(Sorry this post is late - I've been crazy busy the past few days and didn't get around to finishing it) I ce cream seemed an obvi...

For our Alphabet Service Project this week, we decided to do something a little different and have over a friend who's name begins with...

Our Letter of the Week Service Projects continue.  " G " presented a bit of challenge, as I had no desire to take G arlic, G ree...

We're back to school this week after a two week break for my family visiting....so we're also back to our Letter of the Week Servic...

We tried a new recipe this week, making E lephant E ars for my friend E llen, her daughters E lizabeth and E sther, and E veryone E lse i...