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Saturday, March 20, 2021

Saturday, March 3, 2018

Recuperation journey: In the kitchen

Mmm ... chocolate chip cookies.

Regular readers and those who know me may recall that my culinary skills could stand some improvement.

But I can add half a cup of butter and an egg to a cookie mix, mix the dough, drop spoonfuls onto a baking sheet, and bake the blobs for the right amount of time at the right temperature. 

They may not be pretty, but they are delicious.



I'm done in the kitchen for today. Takeout is on the menu tonight for us.

Thursday, January 4, 2018

Recuperation journey: On the benefits of a snowstorm

What is this snow day good for, you ask?
(not my concoction)

In my case it kept me in the house and forced me to make some magic in the kitchen: beef stew is in the crockpot and chocolate chip cookies are baking in the oven.

Stay tuned to learn if my family members fainted at their good fortune. 

Ha!


Tuesday, December 19, 2017

Recuperation journey: Beware of false advertising

Last week I used something I'd bought for a grab bag but ended up not needing: a ceramic container labeled chocolate chip cookie mix


It was a chilly afternoon and I felt like having something chocolate-y, so I opened it. 
To my dismay I found a sugar cookie mix inside. 
I baked the cookies and we consumed them anyway, but it was not what I'd expected. 
Big problem? No, of course not!

But I thought it exemplified the old saying, "let the buyer beware." 
And that advice could be timely, as many of us last-minute shoppers are in the midst of a December buying frenzy! 

Monday, December 11, 2017

Written Words in Shelton serves up holiday de-stress event

'It's a Wrap' slated Saturday
SHELTON - You’ve made your list and checked it twice.
Visited all the holiday markets and pop-up stores. Made your gift selections with care and shopped till you dropped. Now let US help YOU de-stress!
Stop in anytime Saturday between 4 and 8 p.m. with your packages and for a nominal fee, we will gift wrap your items for you while you sit back, relax, enjoy chair massages, make a craft, even play a game! 

Don’t want to stick around? You have the option to drop off the packages and pick them up later.
No staying up all hours of the night waiting for junior to go to sleep before wrapping. 
No getting caught unprepared when guests show up. No fighting for ribbons with the cat. Nice.

Chair massages to be offered by Leticia Solis of Welcome Relaxation. Solis will also be demonstrating the proper use of a smudge stick.
Angela, the Practical Medium, will be offering quick $5 readings.

Elsewhere in the Conti building, Three Bridges Coffeehouse is offering Christmas cookie decoration for $5, which includes one cookie and a cup of cider or hot chocolate from 4:00pm to 5:30pm. (Contact info@3bcoffee.net to reserve a spot.)
And the ladies at Legends of the Heart/The Odd Piece will offer light refreshments and last-minute shopping opportunities from 4-8 p.m.

Written Words Books & Gifts is located inside the Conti building, 415 Howe Ave.

For more information contact 203-944-0400.


This is a press release from Written Words.

Wednesday, November 9, 2016

Church in Shelton to hold 29th annual Christmas Fair

SHELTON - The Church of the Good Shepherd will hold its 29th Annual Good Shepherd Cookie Express Christmas Fair from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Nov. 19.

The fair will be held on the grounds of the church, 182 Coram Ave.



This information is shared from an online community calendar sponsored by The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven and The New Haven Independent. 

Friday, December 5, 2014

Church in Derby plans 'Cookie Walk'

DERBY - St. Mary's Church Ladies Guild will hold its annual "Cookie Walk" from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday in the church hall, 212 Elizabeth St.


Voted “Best Cookie Walk” in the Valley.

Cookies are sold by the pound.

For information call 203-735-3341.

This post is taken from Lower Naugatuck Valley Community Events, an online calendar sponsored by The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven and The New Haven Independent.