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I've turned into some kind of Suzy Homemaker lately...photographing the food that I prepare, and I don't know what that's all about, ha!
I REALLY hope my family likes these steaks! I made my own homemade marinade, I'm so industrious, LOLOLOLOL!!!
Our good friends and neighbors joined us for a turkey dinner earlier this week. It was fabulous.
This was the Bourbon Red hen we raised this year. She was super tasty!
University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture / RYAN MCGEENEY — 06-06-2023 — Scenes from the 2023 state meeting of the Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council in North Little Rock, Arkansas.
Pulaski County Homemakers' Leaders Attending a Home Repairs School at the Somerset Area Vocational School
Seated Left to Right- Mrs. Sam Vaught and Mrs. J.S. Price, Both of the McKinney Club; Mrs. Russell Holt, East Somerset; Mrs. Zearn Stringer and Mrs. Columbus Dunaway, both of the Goodwill Club
Standing- Mrs. Louise M. Craig, County Home Demonstration Agent; Robert Housman, Instructor of the School and Mrs. John Hall, Antioch
Pulaski County Historical Society Photo Collection
Did you know the majority of people in Iceland believe in elves and they re-route some public roads to avoid disturbing the little ones. I love it. Let's move to Iceland!
Christina offers some rotting veggies for a treat in front of our evil kitchen.
Qflash as main at 1/32
550EX rimming on each side with 1/16
550EX behind with red gel 1/4
Mackenzie Harvey rides during the western pleasure competition of the Bee County Junior Livestock and Homemakers Show horse show competition.
Volunteers from OSU Extension, Greene County Homemakers and Community Volunteers Kathleen Gillis, De Stringer, Betty Zientara and Jackie Leete showed their community how they LIVE UNITED by lending a hand at Project Total Peer Support Group, a program of Greene Metropolitan Housing Authority.
SUFFOLK DOWNS - September 24, 2014 - Race 6
CLAIMING - For Thoroughbred Three Year Old and Upward Fillies and Mares Claiming Price: $6,250 Five And One Half Furlongs On The Dirt Track Record: (My Tee Time - 1:03.45 - June 23, 2014) Purse: $12,000
Weather:Clear Track:Fast
Off at: 3:25 Start: Good for all
3 - Go Anna Go (Hole, Taylor)
5 - Key Punch (Panell, Dyn)
1A - Lady Vivien (Bush, Vernon)
University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture / RYAN MCGEENEY — 06-06-2023 — Scenes from the 2023 state meeting of the Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council in North Little Rock, Arkansas.
A male mountain bluebird deposits nesting material in a nest cavity. Max Waugh reported and posted photos of the Williamson's sapsucker with a nest cavity about 10 inches away throwing out the material deposited by this fellow.
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Known as the "Electri-Living Home," this was a model for the public to come and see a flame-less Home of Tomorrow. The publication, Living for Young Homemakers, featured the model home in 1957. It was open for public inspection under the sponsorship of Sacramento Municipal Utility District. The home is located at 3421 Lynne Way in Sacramento.
The all-electric model home is light conditioned as well as air conditioned. The house features the latest innovations in electrical equipment including: cooking appliances, water heating, and automatic clothes washing and drying. The home's heating is done electrically with a heat pump, which replaces both the usual furnace and the conventional air conditioner. The machine reverses itself automatically to pump heat either into or out of the houses, as needed, to maintain indoor temperature at comfort levels.
Other features include a switch in the master bedroom with controls a circle of lighting outside the home. Indirect daylighting is used in the living room and three-way switches provide a path of light from the carport to entry hall.
Construction of the home was completed by Joseph L. Binet.