Here are the rules for this book tag.
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This book was on my desk, I had just gotten it back from my sister-in-law and wanted to show the girls some stuff in it. The book I picked up is titled Home Comforts The Art & Science of Keeping House by Cheryl Mendelson. Now you see why it was so appropriate for this blog. This book is a must for anyone who did not have the benefit of being taught how to truly keep a home. So here it is page 123 is in the chapter called To Market, to Market.
Next, buy refrigerated things, such as milk, cheese, fresh meat and poultry, and fruits and vegetables. Last, buy hot cooked foods and frozen foods. Do not buy frozen foods stored above the freezer line or protruding above the top of a freezer display case. |
Okay time for tagging some blogging friends. I would love to find out what you are reading lately. Make sure you comment back after you have posted so I can see. Have fun.
Morgan
Help Meet
Diane
Jeanette
Thelma
Those are a great few lines! Thanks for playing along!
ReplyDeleteKristine, That was a fun one. Thanks for tagging me. I usually don't do tags but this one was a really good one.
ReplyDeleteSo, the book I am currently reading (re-reading actually) is Velvit Elvis, by Rob Bell.
ReplyDeletePg. 123 - Blank - in between chapters....
Let's try the second book I am reading...totally different - Wikinomics by Don Tapscott and Anthony D. Williams
Pg. 123
Companies that expect to be players will still require broad, high-quality portfolios of proprietary IP for trading and cross licensing. But in-house innovation alone will not be enough to survive in a fast-changing and intensely competitive economy. The days when companies divided the national pie in a wading pool of well-mannered rivalry are long gone.
Tag - who should I tag?