For this Foto Friday, I'd like to share with you your new Avon Lady...
Mama Wolgemuth has gotten back into the Avon business. Right now there are some fantastic deals on her website...just in time for mother's day! And they're offering free shipping with orders of $30 or more. Check it out here.
As a Christian, wife, mother of a little girl and two fur-babies, Mississippi State Bulldog, and PhD, I lead a very busy life. If you add on top of that my obsession for organization and loves for couponing, sewing, knitting, cooking, reading, gardening, and a host of other random hobbies, you've got the recipe for...well...variety. And variety is the spice of life!
Friday, April 27, 2012
MrsDrPoe: Your New Avon Lady
Thursday, April 26, 2012
MrsDrPoe: Acts 29, Part 4
It's the final Theology Thursday of the month, which means our study of Acts 29 is coming to a close. Please open your Bibles and study Acts 29, Part 4 with me. If you're not familiar with this series of lessons, check out Parts 1, 2, and 3 first.
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
MrsDrPoe: Sloppy Joes
This What's for Dinner Wednesday, we're having one of Mr. Poe's favorite (non-Mexican) dishes...Sloppy Joe's.
Ingredients:1/4 pound of ground beef, 1/2 bell pepper, 1/8 onion, 1/4 cup packed brown sugar, 1/2 cup ketchup, 1/8 cup mustard, salt and pepper to taste, 2 teaspoons garlic powder, and 1 teaspoon chili powder.
Finely dice veggies and place in a medium saucepan with the ground beef. Cook over med-high heat until the veggies are tender and the meat is fully cooked (about 15 minutes):
Add remaining ingredients, and simmer over med-low heat to combine the flavors and to call your husband in from playing basketball (5-10 minutes).
Serve on a bun and enjoy!
Ingredients:1/4 pound of ground beef, 1/2 bell pepper, 1/8 onion, 1/4 cup packed brown sugar, 1/2 cup ketchup, 1/8 cup mustard, salt and pepper to taste, 2 teaspoons garlic powder, and 1 teaspoon chili powder.
Finely dice veggies and place in a medium saucepan with the ground beef. Cook over med-high heat until the veggies are tender and the meat is fully cooked (about 15 minutes):
Add remaining ingredients, and simmer over med-low heat to combine the flavors and to call your husband in from playing basketball (5-10 minutes).
Serve on a bun and enjoy!
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MrsDrPoe: Mr. Gates
It's time for another edition of Poes' Pals! Today I'd like you all to meet a very special person, Mr. Gates:
We've known Mr. Gates for about a year, and in that time he has been such an encouragement to us! He truly lives for the Lord- a truth that is evident even during his most physically difficult times.
Despite spending his entire life with an extremely rare heart defect, this Temple grad has had his artwork shown in Rome, Berlin, and New York (to name a few). He has spent the past six months hospitalized in Florida waiting on a heart that will not be rejected by his body. During this long, painful period, however, he has spent a good deal of his time speaking to others in the hospital about the gospel.
Mr. Poe and I would encourage you to keep Mr. Gates and his family in your prayers. If you'd like to learn more about Mr. Gates, his condition, and what you can do to help, you may do so here.
*Photo credit
We've known Mr. Gates for about a year, and in that time he has been such an encouragement to us! He truly lives for the Lord- a truth that is evident even during his most physically difficult times.
Despite spending his entire life with an extremely rare heart defect, this Temple grad has had his artwork shown in Rome, Berlin, and New York (to name a few). He has spent the past six months hospitalized in Florida waiting on a heart that will not be rejected by his body. During this long, painful period, however, he has spent a good deal of his time speaking to others in the hospital about the gospel.
Mr. Poe and I would encourage you to keep Mr. Gates and his family in your prayers. If you'd like to learn more about Mr. Gates, his condition, and what you can do to help, you may do so here.
*Photo credit
Monday, April 23, 2012
MrsDrPoe: Deals, 4/22
It's another Money Monday on the blog, and there are a few good freebies out there this week!
CVS
Blink Tears, 0.5 oz ($8.99) - get $8.99 back in ECBs
Hallmark Cards ($0.99+) - buy 3 get back $3 in ECBs
Wags
U by Kotex Tampons, 18 ct. ($3.99) - get $3 back in RR, use $1/1 SS 3/25
CVS
Blink Tears, 0.5 oz ($8.99) - get $8.99 back in ECBs
Hallmark Cards ($0.99+) - buy 3 get back $3 in ECBs
Wags
U by Kotex Tampons, 18 ct. ($3.99) - get $3 back in RR, use $1/1 SS 3/25
Friday, April 20, 2012
MrsDrPoe: A Housewarming Gift
Spring is in the air, and to celebrate, my grandparents got us the perfect housewarming gift:
a home for our birdies! I know just the tree I want to hang it on too!
a home for our birdies! I know just the tree I want to hang it on too!
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Thursday, April 19, 2012
MrsDrPoe: Acts 29, Part 3
Continuing on with our series for this month's Theology Thursdays, please open your Bibles and join me in studying Acts 29, Part 3. If you missed the earlier parts, you can find them here and here.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
MrsDrPoe: Building a Better Pie Crust
I have a special treat for you this What's for Dinner Wednesday. My latest tip for a better pie crust!
This makes a puffier, never tough crust for pies, galettes, quiches, and more. Enjoy one tonight!
*replace the flour in your recipe with self-rising flour*
This makes a puffier, never tough crust for pies, galettes, quiches, and more. Enjoy one tonight!
MrsDrPoe: Constantly Craving
The next book I would like to present to you for a Reading Review is another one that I received free from BookSneeze, "Constantly Craving: How to Make Sense of Always Wanting More" by Marilyn Meberg:
In this book, Meberg addresses several areas where people often crave more- romance, contentment, friendship, time, meaning, etc. She identifies with each situation by telling of her own experiences and suggests how universal these things are. Ultimately she also identifies humanity's cravings for various earthly things with actual craving for God and heaven.
I mildly enjoyed the book. I believe many inspirational quotes could be drawn from it, and parts are very encouraging to readers. The use of personal experiences made it seem like Meberg was sitting next to me giving advice; although, this technique also made the book drag in places. For anyone remotely familiar with Christianity, this book doesn't present anything new, but it does serve as a reminder that our "hope is built on nothing less than Jesus' blood and righteousness."*
I would recommend this book to a reader looking for encouragement from such a reminder. However, I would also caution him/her that many of the views presented by Meberg are not consistent with those presented in the Bible.
*From the hymn My Hope is Built on Nothing Less.
In this book, Meberg addresses several areas where people often crave more- romance, contentment, friendship, time, meaning, etc. She identifies with each situation by telling of her own experiences and suggests how universal these things are. Ultimately she also identifies humanity's cravings for various earthly things with actual craving for God and heaven.
I mildly enjoyed the book. I believe many inspirational quotes could be drawn from it, and parts are very encouraging to readers. The use of personal experiences made it seem like Meberg was sitting next to me giving advice; although, this technique also made the book drag in places. For anyone remotely familiar with Christianity, this book doesn't present anything new, but it does serve as a reminder that our "hope is built on nothing less than Jesus' blood and righteousness."*
I would recommend this book to a reader looking for encouragement from such a reminder. However, I would also caution him/her that many of the views presented by Meberg are not consistent with those presented in the Bible.
*From the hymn My Hope is Built on Nothing Less.
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Monday, April 16, 2012
MrsDrPoe: Deals, 4/15
It's another Money Monday here on the blog! I'm definitely looking forward to some of the fabulous freebies at Wags this week:
Pepsi Next, 20 oz ($0.99) - get $0.99 back in RR
Similasan Nasal Spray, 0.68 oz ($6) - get back $6 in RR, use $1.5-2.5/1 SS 4/01
Nasal Ease Spray, 0.18 oz ($9) - get back $9 in RR, use $5/1 RP 3/11
Pepsi Next, 20 oz ($0.99) - get $0.99 back in RR
Similasan Nasal Spray, 0.68 oz ($6) - get back $6 in RR, use $1.5-2.5/1 SS 4/01
Nasal Ease Spray, 0.18 oz ($9) - get back $9 in RR, use $5/1 RP 3/11
Saturday, April 14, 2012
MrsDrPoe: It's the Least Wonderful Time of the Year
This Foto Friday I'd like to share with you what I've put on the back burner until the last couple of weeks:
blah...taxes. But thankfully I'm done and under the wire!
blah...taxes. But thankfully I'm done and under the wire!
Thursday, April 12, 2012
MrsDrPoe: Acts 29, Part 2
It's another Theology Thursday, and today we'll be continuing the series of lessons on "Acts 29" that we started last week. As usual, I invite you to open your Bibles and to join me in studying Acts 29, Part 2.
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
MrsDrPoe: Sausage Sandwiches
What's for Dinner this Wednesday is a special treat that we only get when I come across a great deal on sausages...sausage sandwiches.
Ingredients: Sausages, 1/8 onion (sliced), 1/2 bell pepper (sliced), buns.
In a medium skillet over med-high heat, cook the sausages and sliced veggies until the onions are caramelized, meat is warm, and the peppers are softened (about 15 minutes).
Place the sausage in a bun and layer some cooked veggies over it and enjoy:
This time I found turkey sausage on sale...less fat but still pretty tasty!
Ingredients: Sausages, 1/8 onion (sliced), 1/2 bell pepper (sliced), buns.
In a medium skillet over med-high heat, cook the sausages and sliced veggies until the onions are caramelized, meat is warm, and the peppers are softened (about 15 minutes).
Place the sausage in a bun and layer some cooked veggies over it and enjoy:
This time I found turkey sausage on sale...less fat but still pretty tasty!
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MrsDrPoe: Mr. Morgan
It's time for another edition of Poes' Pals! Today I'd like to introduce you to another of our friends from the big city, Mr. Morgan:
A fantastic graphic designer, Mr. Morgan graduated from the Creative Circus in December and has since been working for several companies and organizations on various projects. His artistic talent, however, is not what he's best known for- it is his focus on spiritual things. While in school, Mr. Morgan frequently sacrificed sleep in order to attend and help with Bible studies, as well as to spend time encouraging others- things he continues to spend his time and efforts doing.
Mr. Poe and I appreciate Mr. Morgan's attitude and example so much, and we are so thankful to have him in our lives!
*Photo credit
A fantastic graphic designer, Mr. Morgan graduated from the Creative Circus in December and has since been working for several companies and organizations on various projects. His artistic talent, however, is not what he's best known for- it is his focus on spiritual things. While in school, Mr. Morgan frequently sacrificed sleep in order to attend and help with Bible studies, as well as to spend time encouraging others- things he continues to spend his time and efforts doing.
Mr. Poe and I appreciate Mr. Morgan's attitude and example so much, and we are so thankful to have him in our lives!
*Photo credit
Monday, April 9, 2012
MrsDrPoe: Deals, 4/8
It's a rather slow Money Monday here at the blog. I don't plan on making any drugstore trips this week, but there is a fantastic deal on Ball Park franks at Kroger. They're on sale 2 8-packs/$4, and when you buy $10 you get $2 back in Kroger money. Not too shabby! Especially if you have some hungry basketball players to feed!
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