Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! I hope you all have a wonderful day~I'm thankful for each one of you: for stopping by, for leaving me sweet comments, and helping me make a little extra money doing something I love. I'll be back with some fun Christmas projects soon, but I wanted to leave you with a few goodies as we head into the holiday weekend:

This is one of my favorite recipes of all time. I could drink it by the gallons.

It was served at my sister's wedding and I got the recipe from her mother -in-law, Jill.

I made it this weekend when we had friends over for football and I'm bringing it to Thanksgiving dinner as well! It's soo good...

Okay, kind of a random post I know, but as we're heading into cough and cold season, I had to share something that works for us! My oldest daughter is a magnet for coughs. If she gets any type of a cold, a cough comes along with it. She had RSV when she was 9 months old, and her lungs have always seemed to struggle a bit more than my other kids. Cough medicines just don't cut it and she coughs all night long. I heard of this trick somewhere last year, and it has been one of my favorite tips of all time because it works! If you or your kids have a cough, generously rub some Vicks Vaporub on their feet before bedtime, cover with socks, and it just opens their airways through the night and there is no coughing. I couldn't believe it. I don't know all of the medical reasoning behind it, but it has worked for us and I used it again last week when 2 of my kiddos had the dreaded night-time coughs. Worked again~all night.

Aren't most of your nerve endings in your feet, including your lungs?? Hopefully someone can explain it to me. I wouldn't use it on babies under 1 or 2~I know they make Baby Vaporub, and I'm assuming you could use that for them. And, kids like it SO much more than yucky cough medicine. Anyway, just wanted to pass it on to all of you wonderful blog buddies. Here's to a season of no night-time coughing! (hopefully!) Let me know if you try it and it works! Do you have any other great tips you use for winter coughs?
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Kels and her husband

Well I feel completely honored to have a guest spot on this blog. I am no where close to my sister's talent, but I like to think sometimes that I got a little bit of her decorating niche in me- and I do mean very little! My ward was doing their annual craft Saturday and since I was on the committee I was in charge of putting together some type of craft. After searching the Internet I decided to be bold and take on the task of making an antique clock. I had always wanted a big clock so I decided, 'Might as well make it!' After doing much research and experimenting with a few different things I finally was able to complete this project! I love the way it turned out and am so proud to say that I made it myself! It is very inexpensive to make and it will be even less expensive if you have one of those oh so common table tops that Melissa has found numerous uses for already! Here we go!

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Have you heard of Tip Junkie? She has the best tips and ideas from other women bloggers and for the next 12 days she is featuring women from the Mom-prenuer Shop-a-thon. There are also fantastic tips on preparations for Thanksgiving and holidays PLUS 2 winners each day for the giveaways. Go check it out!

Also, some of you have mentioned that the Bath & Body Works Coupon for the free wallflower or scentport isn't on the site anymore. Here it is with three on a page in pdf format that some lovely lady shared with me: Bath & Body It expires on November 23 and my store accepted it with no problem at all. If you try to get 10 free ones, now that may be a problem. :) Print some off and share with friends.

I couldn't resist scheduling my post for 11:11 a.m. on 11/11 :)

I've seen topiaries like these and have loved the simplicity of them: