
The peonies are long gone, but I just found this picture.

Thomas rolled over onto his belly for the first time tonight! And I was the only (very proud) witness. I have what feels like a zillion things lined up to post about, but this one will be short and sweet. And it will make your life 67% more pleasant. It's kind of along the same lines as rolling...

If you buy natural peanut butter, you know that there's always a pile of oil on top, and really dry peanutty butter at the bottom. And mixing them can be a pain. My mother-in-law gave me a tip that works like a charm - take your unopened new jar, and turn it upside down at room temperature for a day or so when you bring it home. The oil will reach for the top (well, bottom), self-mixing in the process. Kind of like magic.
It's a terrific tip about peanut butter: we do it all the time, and it really works well!
ReplyDeleteWoohoo...yay for Thomas!!! What a lovely milestone, and I'm glad that you saw it, Sherrie! :)
Congrats Mr T!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pb tip! :)
Same thing with almond butter, I am SO doing this next time. Ahhh...it's the little things in life =) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOr you could spring for this:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.witmerproducts.com/pbutter.html
Why do for free what you can pay for? ;)