New Cuisinart Cookware & and easy Chicken Salad Recipe
Hi friends! Today’s video features the unboxing of my new multi clad cookware by Cuisinart. And I will also show you how to make a delicious and easy chicken salad. I ordered this cookware as a Christmas present for myself this year. It is replacing our 25-year-old set of revere ware that we received as a wedding gift in 1995. I tend to use things forever. But it was time for some new equipment. I hope this lasts as long as the previous pots and pans did. The Cuisinart multi-clad was highly rated, and that’s why I purchased it. In all, there are 12 pieces. It is oven safe and…
January Declutter Challenge
Hello friends and welcome! Today starts the January Declutter challenge where each week, we will declutter a different area of our home. Several other you tubers are doing this in January as a collaboration. Although I am not in that group, I am following along because I want to encourage my viewers to do it too! I’ve been a fan of Marla Cilly’s Book- Sink Reflections for some time now. It’s a how-to manual with simple daily processes for keeping your home neat and tidy. She is steadfast in that she wants you to take baby steps with her methods, especially if your home and head are overwhelmed with clutter.…
The Silence Between The Notes.
Hello, friends, and welcome to our very first Refined Lady lesson of the new year! Our refined lady lessons are videos that I make at the beginning of each month that encourage you to become a more sophisticated version of yourself, with manners, etiquette, music, and poetry. Today, we will talk about a classical composer and want to encourage you to do a composer study of your own. I want to read you two quotes about music- “After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.” – Aldous Huxley He also wrote brave new world, by the way. Excellent reading. And the second quote is- “The music…
The Importance of Saying “Thanks”
The 4 steps to writing a thank you note. Step 1: Address the recipient by name and say thank you, be sure to mention specifically what you are thanking them for. Dear Lisa,Thank you so much for the beautiful yellow rose bush. There is no need to write ‘I am writing to thank you’. That is self-evident. It is better to jump right in by expressing your thanks and appreciation, for example: It was wonderful to receive.. .My sincere thanks for.. Many thanks for your help with facilitating the meeting… The teas are delicious, thank you so much! Step 2: Continue by describing your feelings about the gift, event, favor, kindness, or…
Wisdom from Proverbs 23:7
7 For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he: Eat and drink, saith he to thee; but his heart is not with thee. This is one of my favorite Bible verses and I think of it often when my head is not in the right place. When we unpack the verse it shows a person who is saying one thing with their mouth—but their heart is in a completely different place. The thoughts and inclinations of the heart shape the reality of who you are. They shape your thinking which will ultimately shape your actions. What does a bible verse have in common with style? Well, a lot actually.…
