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December 3 Green Bean Casserole Day
Did you know December 3rd is Green Bean Casserole Day. I don’t know about in your home but this is one #Hooliday my family will pass on because none of us like Green Bean Casserole and that includes my sister Debbie. How about you. Do you like Green Bean Casserole if so I’ve included a recipe below so you can make the Casserole for your friends and family. If your #Homeschooling your students have them study Green Beans and even plant some in a Garden. Then they can make the Green Bean Casserole to share with their friends and family. If you don’t care for the Casserole, you can make…
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December 2 National Fritters Day #NationalFrittersDay
Life is funny when sharing #Holidays relating to food. One person may like one type of food being celebrated and someone else a different flavor or variety. Like on December 2 National Fritters Day #NationalFrittersDay, My husband David would want to celebrate Apple Fritters, and my sister Debbie would want to celebrate Corn Fritters. As for Charlie and I we will pass on both Apple Fritters and Corn Fritters. What about you. What type of Fritter would you like to have and why? In the meantime, here’s a fun, polished way to present and celebrate National Fritters Day— with a perfect post, caption, or just celebrating National Fritters Day. December…
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Hanukkah 1-2-3!: A First Counting Book (A Jewish Holiday Concept Book): Board Books to Celebrate the Jewish Holidays
I would like to share a children’s book we received in exchange for a review called Hanukkah 1-2-3!: A First Counting Book (A Jewish Holiday Concept Book): Board Books to Celebrate the Jewish Holidays . Inside this post is my affiliate links. If you click on the links, I will make a small percentage from the purchase you make. Hanukkah 1-2-3!: A First Counting Book (A Jewish Holiday Concept Book) is the perfect Board Books to Celebrate the Jewish Holidays which I can’t wait to share with Charlie and David as it will allow us to learn about a Jewish Holiday we don’t know much about. If you’re teaching little ones…






