The girls and I watched this last night.
Such a classic.
Jack Lemmon is one of my favorites.
Getting ready for my Nancy Drew class. Dig that cover.
Nancy should stick to solving mysteries.
Preparing for our next American Girl class, too.
Loving my mantle in the hearth room.
Joy made the yummy frou frou swag.
Robin made the darling button pumpkin.
Somebody forgot to make-over the pink bunny.
Preparing for our next American Girl class, too. Fun creations for our next meeting!
I love reusing our catalogs.
Kit would be proud.
I want to try this! Pumpkin-licious Nog (1 cup= 110 calories and 2 grams of fat)
5 cups light vanilla soymilk
1 small (4 serving) package sugar-free fat-free instant vanilla
pudding mix
6 no-caloirs sweetener packets
2/3 cup canned pure pumpkin
1 tsp rum extract (skipping this)
1/2 tsp. ground nutmeg
1/2 tsp. pumpkin pie spice
1/4 tsp. cinnamon
Directions:
In a blender, combine all ingredients and blend on high until
thoroughly mixed. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours to
allow it to thicken.
If you like, top off each glass with a sprinkling of cinnamon.
Enjoy!
5 servings
(from "Hungry girl 1-2-3" by Lisa Lillien)
17 comments:
Yes, Nancy Drew should stick to solving mysteries! The cover of that cookbook is priceless! Too funny!
Your mantle is looking very Fall and festive dear~♥
Can't wait to see pics after your next class!
Have a great weekend, we are taking Newt Newt to Forks (I think)
Love,
Me
I've never seen the movie, I should some day. Your mantle is pretty!
Enjoy your day!
Kim
My daughter and I love that movie! We have caught it playing on AMC a few times now. Have a great weekend sweet friend!
Hugs ~ Angie
Pumpkin flavored "egg nog"?! Sounds good!!! I have got to remember to try to make one of those garlands w/ all the fabric strips!!! SOOOO CUTE!! Oh, and I love Jack Lemmon! One of my old-time favs!! He's was so funny in the Grumpy Old Men movies!
Hope you have a wonderful weekend!! *MUAH*
Hi Lori
The pumpkin nog sounds delicous and the perfect treat to enjoy sitting by your beautiful mantle. Just wish I were!
Have a great weekend.
Lindsay
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I agree about Nanacy sticking to being a detective. 100%. I love the fall fabric garland. I have always wanted to make one like the Nester and now, like yours! Lovely.
oh I love your mantle!
I have never seen a Nancy Drew cookbook! I bet there are some mysterious recipes in there to try ;)
and you know I have to make that Pumpkin Nog! It sounds delish!
Have a lovely weekend!
Denise
Hey sweet friend! I haven't seen that movie yet but I am adding it to my Netflix account right now. Love how festive your home is looking. Hope you are having a wonderful weekend :)
Hey Lori you know I want to come to your Nancy drew class!! Share one of those recipes with us! It makes me curious!! That garland on your mantel is very cool. Great way to use up fabric!! That movie rocks!! So harlious. Take care and keep us posted on your classes. XO Fran.
That cookbook cover is classic!!!
The mantle looks wonderful.
Can't wait to see what you guys do during your next class!
LOVE your mantle, Lor!
And the movie...I haven't seen that movie in a long, long time-I need to!!!
Thanks for the reminder :)
Hi Lori!!! Love this post-you are always doing such fun things with the girls! Love your mantel!!
Love your mantle!!
And that nog recipe sounds fantastic! Mmmmm... wish I had everything to make it right now!
haha...i thought i commented on this post already..but i don't think so..who know..hahaha
anyway..I can't wait to see what you are doing with those doll heads!!!
I love your mantle!
I love that movie! I hope you have a lovely weekend...
xo,
annie
Love the Nog recipe! Wow!
Nancy Drew Cookbook! That is awesome!
I just watched that movie a few weeks ago...one of my favorites!
(huge Halloween giveaway on my blog!)
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