Tuesday Toss Up #5
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In this week’s Tuesday Toss Up #5…

Cookbooks:
I found these cookbooks very appealing. Who doesn’t have days when you have to cook, but don’t feel like it? How many times would I have raised my hand to that one when the girls lived at home?
Food Tips:
Chocolate Pots de Crème recipe for two
You should never freeze these eight foods.
What to know about the danger of chia seeds.
The right way to store celery.
Winter superfoods to add to your grocery list.
Organization Tips:
A designer says this is the best layout method for an organized entryway.
This kitchen organizer creates storage out of thin air.
Six clear signs you have too much stuff in your kitchen.
Garden & House Plants:
Read about this dopamine menu for gardeners.
These eight creative themes will bring your garden to life.
Striking neon house plants to add color to your home.
Ten atmospheric house plants for your wish list.
Decorating & DIY:
Forget gray and beige. These are the four new neutral colors to use in your home.
Here are four designer-approved decor updates to cheer up your home this winter.
What is color drenching?
How to make roses last longer in a vase.
38+ embroidery hoop crafts to make.
Decorating & Gardening Books:
I have always loved to see what decorating and gardening books are on Amazon, and sometimes, I indulge in buying one.
Books:

The novel How to Disappear is about Zara’s daughter, Lauren, who witnesses a terrible crime. But speaking up comes with a price, and when Zara’s identity is revealed online, it puts a target on her back. The only choice is to disappear. Lauren will give up everything and everyone she loves to keep Zara safe, even her husband. There will be no goodbyes. Their pasts will be rewritten—new names, homes, and lives.

In The Likely Event, this military romance is about Izzy Astor’s chance encounter. She gets on a plane, and ninety seconds after takeoff, their plane goes down in the Missouri River. Their lives change. Nate goes on to a career in the military while Izzy finds her way into politics. Despite a few chance encounters over the years, the timing never feels right. Then comes a high-stakes reunion in Afghanistan, where Nate is tasked with protecting Izzy’s life.
I ordered this book.
Spring Decor:
I was looking at spring decor on Amazon and found these three things: A bird’s nest spells spring and carrots and rabbits bring about thoughts of Easter.
Randomness:
I read this Jenna’s pick book and gave it an A+.
Bill Murray ranks every weekend anchor from worst to best on SNL50.
Faux Flowers/Plants:
In a post last week, I delved into faux flowers. I found a few more I like. These three faux flowers/plants could be used on a porch.
I hope you find inspiration from some of these links to inspire you to decorate, plan a garden, or read a book.













Wow, a wonderful assortment of links to check out. Thank you for passing these along.
Sooooo many good articles to click on and read this week! Thank you for finding them for us. And just in case you don’t post tomorrow, A big happy birthday to you! I hope you have a wonderful day!
So many ideas! I especially like the one using decorated embroidery hoops.
Thanks for all the eye candy, Brenda!
wowee…lots of links!!
PS…I adore that gorgeous blue quilt on the foot of the bed!! In fact, it all looks most inviting for a guest I think!!
Thanks for the lovely reads. I am in Ohio for 3 weeks helping my daughter recover from surgery. She is doing amazing and I can’t believe how they can cut you open and send you home the same day. Modern medicine! I will enjoy more of the articles later. Loved the hydrangeas, faux and real! When I stopped at the grocery store February 15th, there were tons of Valentine roses and flowers left with no discount sticker. Today as I was walking into that grocery store, a woman walking out told me a dozen roses were .30 cents! My daughter will dry the roses. I also picked up 2 heart shaped Valentine succulents in ceramic pots for 1/3 the pre- holiday price. One of those will be traveling home with me! Oh, and by the way I had to spread the rose news to other ladies! That was a nice treat for all of us on this 13 degree day! Have a good day all!
What a wonderful and frugal treat!
Hi Brenda..
I too am an avid Reader..often checking out at least 10 books per Library visit.
Have just finished “All the colors of the Dark” by Chris Whitaker..What a read!!!
Like you, I gave it an A+.. would love to read more of his works!
That book was so detailed!