It has been snowing for several hours now. I'm not sure how much we have gotten or how much we are supposed to get. But I'm thinking when you can't see the drive-way anymore, what difference does it make.
Since we can't be out and about, I decided to make some bread. When our 18-member family went to our daughter's in Tennessee for Christmas, she made this bread almost every day. Obviously, it didn't last long. It's very simple to make or I probably wouldn't have made it. I just took it out of the oven, and Geneo and I each had a slice with real butter. OMGosh! So Yummy! He said it ought to be against the law.
I'm not going to publish the recipe, because I'm not really in to cooking and that's not what this blog is about. If you want something like that, go to The Pioneer Woman's blog. She's a real woman. Seems to be able to do it all. Actually, my sisters and I were supposed to go to her book signing last week in Tulsa. But of course, the weather nixed that little adventure.
In fact, that was the second little adventure the weather nixed for us. We have tried twice to celebrate my birthday, but each time we plan something, we get snow dumped on us. I'm not sure what that means. Probably nothing except it's winter in Oklahoma. I can't imagine that The Creator sends a snow storm just to nix my plans.
With the snow falling, my tummy full and the volcano roaring, I'm feeling a long winter's nap coming on. Geneo is already snoring on the couch, and Buddy (our German Shepherd) is conked out in the living room floor. I'm outta here.
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