Coolidge Corner Arts Festival

June 5, 2010

SO EXCITING!
With over 70 artists it’s sure to be interesting and appealing. Bring your sunscreen and your wallet. And come hungry! The Brookline Food Festival is held at the same time (12-4) and the same place: LUCKY! Food tickets are $2 each– all proceeds going to the Brookline Food Pantry.
Participating vendors include:
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MegKB, M.Ed!

June 4, 2010

As of today, Meg officially has a Masters in Education! WOOHOO. Meg started a rigorous program at UMass Boston 2 years ago in School Psychology. Next year she will be completing a full-year internship to become a real live licensed school psychologist. What a smarty.
Congrats little sister. Love you!

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The Mountain Label

June 4, 2010

You MUST download this month’s free desptop calendar from design*sponge. It’s awesome! The artist is Christopher Bettig, whose artwork is super cool and contemporary. Check out his website and blog and while you’re doing that head over to Design*Sponge to make this your wallpaper for the month. I absolutely love it– it’s so clean and bright. A fresh start to your Friday and just perfect for early summer.
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Scrumptious Corn Chowder

June 4, 2010

Today I made the most scrumptious corn chowder via my Crockpot.
It’s super easy and super delicious. Very simple, which was exactly was I was looking for in tonight’s dinner. Here’s the recipe for you (from my very trusty Fix-It and Forget-It Cookbook):
Corn Chowder
Makes 4 servings
6 slices bacon, diced
1/2 cup chopped onions
2 cups diced peeled potatoes
2 10-oz pkgs. frozen corn
16-oz can cream styled corn
(I used 2 16-oz packages of frozen corn and one 8oz container of heavy whipping cream. They don’t carry creamed corn at Whole Foods just FYI.)
1 tbsp sugar
1 tsp Worcestershire sauce
1 tsp seasoned salt
1/4 tsp pepper
1 cup water
Directions:
1. In skillet, brown bacon until crisp. Remove bacon, reserve drippings.
2. Add onions and potatoes to skillet and saute for 5 minutes. Drain.
3. Combine all ingredients into slow cooker. Mix well.
4. Cover. Cook on Low 6-7 hours.
5. ENJOY!!
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