Indulge....

Yes... I am!

I'm having a Reese's Peanut Butter Egg.

I'm celebrating Easter a few weeks early.

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Oh yes I did, I wore two different shoes to work yesterday!

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See what happens when you get dressed in a dark closet

AND when you buy two pair of shoes similar in height and looks.

One is black and the other is dark blue. 

Luckily, I didn't have any meetings and was able to stay in my office most of the day.

However, it was a great April Fool's joke that I played on myself and didn't even know it.

I only knew because I looked down to pick up a pen I dropped and BAM....

I saw it. 

Lesson learned... don't get dressed in the dark!!!

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Out of Chocolate?????

E M E R G E N C Y

I'm out of dark chocolate !!!

I usually keep Hershey's Dark Chocolate Kisses

on hand for a snack after dinner.

If you are going to eat ANY chocolate,

dark chocolate is the best chocolate to eat.

I usually allow myself two but end up eating four.

☺

Well, apparently, I'm not the only one

eating these as they are ALL GONE!

I would of known if I TOOK THE LAST ONE. 

I could make an emergency run to the store!

BUT, instead, I think I'll be good and eat an

apple and buy some more kisses on the

way home from work tomorrow evening.

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Two Ingredient Brownie Muffins

Yummy.....

I have to give credit where credit is due.

This is not my recipe... well, it is now because

I've adopted it into my personal recipe file... but I

got it from another blog. One of my favorite blogs as I
have so many favorties.
.

You can find the recipe and the blog here.
I'm sure you will fall in love with this blog too.

Here is a picture of  my muffins just minutes out of the oven!

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They are so good.

Enjoy!

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Perfect Omelet in a Ziploc Bag

Want to make a perfect omelet? 

I've adopted this process at my home now 

and the omelet comes out perfect

every single time.

You can let each person include their favorites

for their own omelet.

I was home alone last week when I made mine,

I added a couple of slices of ham,

I cut the ham into bite-size pieces.

I also added a bit of chopped onion

and salt, pepper to mine.

You can add whatever you want.

I was going to add cheese but

am trying to cut back so I didn't this time.

Whip the 2 eggs and whatever else you want to add.

I do mine a little bit different from

the instructional video I am attaching,

but am going back to the way I used to do it, like on the video.

DELICIOUS ♥

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I mixed mine in a bowl without the Ziploc bag,

but next time, I'm going to just

shake the bag, like it instructs in the video.

Here is mine cooking in a pot of boiling water. 

Sorry about the picture quality on this picture.

Here is my finished result.

This omelet was so delicious.

It is what I make almost every Sunday morning.

You can make them too, if you have kids,

they can help and add their own favorites.

For instructions to make your own

delicious omelet, click here

to watch the instructional video.

This is great to mix up prior to a camping

trip but I like to use it at home for the

perfect omelet every single time. 

Enjoy......

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Ready to go back to work.....

Where did the last couple of months go?

One moment I was clearing away the Christmas

decorations and now Summer fashions

are everywhere to be seen in the stores.

In a little over three weeks the Spring equinox

will take place and a new season will have officially begun.

Time for new beginnings for mother nature and for me.

Tomorrow, I start my new job. 

I am joining the staff at Methodist - IU Health in Indianapolis.

Yes, I am extremely excited.

Aerial view of Methodist Hospital of Indianapolis

Here is a little bit of information on my new employer:

Methodist Hospital of Indianapolis is the largest

hospital in the State of Indiana and is

a part of Indiana University Health.

Methodist is one of only two regional

Level I Trauma Centers in Indiana,

has 802-staffed beds and is one of the

largest teaching hospitals in the area.

The hospital specializes in numerous

treatment areas, including adult cardiovascular

services provided in the new

Clarian Cardiovascular Center.

Methodist physicians and staff performed

the first open-heart surgery in Indiana in 1965.

The hospital is also considered a neurosurgery

center of excellence, as well as an expert

 in organ transplantation, urology,

neurology, orthopedics and pediatrics.

Methodist also staffs the LifeLine helicopter

ambulances and houses the Indiana Poison Center.

In 2004, Indiana University Health

became Indiana's first magnet hospital system.

Indiana University Health operates the

Methodist Hospital, Indiana University Hospital

and James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children

campuses as a single hospital under Indiana law. 

They are all connected by the

Indiana University Health People Mover.

Trivia ~ I volunteered at Methodist Hospital

over 35 years ago during my

Summer vacation from high school. 

We were called Beaconettes instead of
Candy Stripers -

(a candy striper delivered mail

or patient meals, they might help feed,

or read to a patient; assist as a patient

is discharged; or deliver messages.

Other duties include transporting

book or video carts to patient rooms).

The reason we were called Beaconettes is

because the hospital has a

Beacon on top of the building.

The Lighthouse of Health Beacon

was first lit in 1933. The lighthouse is a major

landmark downtown, and can

be easily spotted in the city.

The beacon was a donated gift and was

dedicated to “servants of religion,

who would serve the sick;

to servants of medical science,

who would service humanity;

and to the servants of philanthropy,

who would live for others.”

Oh, and one more reason while I know this

was the place I was meant to work,

this is the hospital I was born in.

My first day will be an all day Orientation and
a tour of the hospital. 

I'm so excited to make some new friends and

to help make a difference in life.

I'll have to save my projects for the weekends now!

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Cub Scout Cake Project

I have to do a little bit of bragging on my Grandson, Braden.

He (with the help of his Mom), created an awesome cake

for his cub scout cake auction.

The auction helps raise money for the cub scout troop.

Here he is with his cake.

His cake was auctioned for $27

AND

He got an award for most original design.

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 See how he and his Mom made the cake.

She has step by step instructions here at her Blog.

Here is his cake from last year.

It's a bee-hive cake.

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I am amazed at how fast he is growing up. 

I want them to stay little for a bit longer.

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