About Debra
For more of my musings about obsessive yard sale shopping, thrifting, decorating and the trials of everyday life visit me at my blog. I'd be happy to have you stop by.Website: http://thebunnysbungalow.blogspot.com/
Posts by Debra
It’s Basil Time
By Debra on August 24, 2009
It’s basil time in the garden. I love basil & tomatoes! They go together naturally like peanut butter & bananas. I like to finely chop the leaves, (chiffonade) & put them into ice cube trays, then slowly add water. When frozen I {read more}
By Debra on August 24, 2009
Are you Thinking About Autumn Decorating?
By Debra on August 24, 2009
It’s almost that time. Summer is winding down and Autumn will come knocking on our doors.
I love decorating for Fall with pumpkins and gourds in all colors, but especially the white ones that have become so popular. A simple arrangement for the {read more}
By Debra on August 24, 2009
Spice it up with Turmeric and Curry
By Debra on June 22, 2009
Curry and turmeric, do you use these spices?
I don’t usually but, I’m trying to eat more of these and also trying to develop a palate for hot foods because of their health benefits. My husband loves hot and spicy food and puts crushed red {read more}
By Debra on June 22, 2009
Coloring Easter Eggs Naturally
By Debra on April 9, 2009
Have you ever dyed Easter eggs with natural dyes from Mother Nature? The colors that emerge might surprise you. Coffee grounds will produce a light chocolate color and tea bags a reddish brown. With coffee & tea bags, you put 4 Tbs. of coffee grounds {read more}
By Debra on April 9, 2009
Collections, Blue and White
By Debra on March 5, 2009
Collecting is a fun hobby. One thing I’m hooked on is finding pieces of blue and white transferware.
The china cabinet is full of pieces collected from yard sales, flea markets and thrift shops. While I don’t profess to be an expert on {read more}
By Debra on March 5, 2009
Snow and Oats, Irish Oatmeal Recipe
By Debra on January 14, 2009
I do love snow when I’m home, but not when I’m driving………… The perfect breakfast for a snowy day…..porridge! Steel cut Irish oatmeal from county Kildare, Ireland. The label says, traditionally served with fresh {read more}
By Debra on January 14, 2009
Make a Wire Cloche
By Debra on October 28, 2008
The French developed the glass cloche, or bell jar, of solid glass shaped like a dome. It’s purpose was to protect garden plants from cold and frost. So, what’s the purpose of a wire cloche?
Why, whatever you want it to be !
For this project {read more}
By Debra on October 28, 2008
Collecting: Guardian Cookware
By Debra on October 9, 2008
When my mother in law cooks her delicious meals she uses her old fashioned Guardian cookware. It sparks memories of childhood and the dinners we had with my aunt who owned a complete set. At that time it meant nothing to me, but now I get absolutely {read more}
By Debra on October 9, 2008
Teacups, Topiaries, Tapestries and More T’s!
By Debra on September 10, 2008
So many of my favorite lovely things begin with the letter T. Teapots, teacups, tea, topiaries, tapestries, transferware, tole, tassels, tureens and of course, toile de jouy.
I love visiting tea houses with friends, sampling different teas, eating scones {read more}
By Debra on September 10, 2008
Tarnished Silver for Your Decor
By Debra on August 30, 2008
Lately I’ve been loving the look of tarnished silver pieces.
This coffee set, Electric & Works, was a barn sale find last summer.
It’s not real silver but I find it’s vintage feel appealing. This particular
barn sale was “fill {read more}
By Debra on August 30, 2008
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