Gardening ~ Planting White Strawberry

I'm so excited! I got my strawberry seeds in the mail! Hubby spoils me so much, he just ordered them out of the blue for me!

Strawberry Seeds

I had to plant them right away, I was just so excited. I never planted strawberries form seeds so I hope it not that hard.

Checking out the seeds to make sure they are good

I check the seeds, like always. They are so tiny.

My seeds in the dirt

I could just get 2 in a cell, there are a few more 2 in each cell. I covered them very lightly. Then put them under my grow lights!

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The are suppose to be white instead of red! I can't to see how the turn out. Wish me luck!!
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Copycat Wawa Veggie Bagel

This is my favorite breakfast meal right now. I went to Wawa 2 weeks ago and found this on their menu you tried it and loved it! MMmmm Then the next week, I stopped at Wawa for one. But at $2.99 a piece, it was adding up and taking my $150 a month budget. I need to stop. Here is my recipe for it,

Stuff needed to make the Veggie Bagel

Ingredient Need
1-2 Tbsps of Veggie cream cheese
1 toast everything bagel
6 slices of cucumbers
2 slices of tomato

Everything Bagel with Veggie cream cheese

This is so easy to make! Put the cream cheese on the bagel.

tomato on the cream cheese

Then add the tomatoes and cucumber!

 

Copycat Wawa Veggie Bagel

Your done! Enjoy! It is so good, even my little ones even loved it. It only cost $8.00 to make 5, and will be so much cheaper once my tomatoes and cucumbers start to grow. I can't wait.

What is your favorite breakfast item?

Gardening Tip - Apron

While reading Week-by-Week Vegetable Gardener’s Handbook, I came across a great tip. Which was to use a hardware store apron while planting your seeds. The reason being there are pockets that you can put pen, you seed pack and tools in the pockets. This would make it easier to have everything on you while you planting your seeds.
How do you keep your organized while you plant your seeds?

Chicken pram

Hubby was in the mood for chicken Parm, and I had everything to make it. There for it went on this weeks menu! I turned out great! Here is how I make my chicken parm, this will feed hubby and I 2 dinner and a lunch. Cass isn't home this week so it perfect!

Ingredients you need
1 jar of pasta sauce
1/2 box of spaghetti noddles
2 chicken breast
1/2 cup breadcrumbs
1/2 cup of mozzarella cheese shredded.

Step 1- Cut any fat off the chicken and butterfly it.

Step 2 - Cover chicken with breadcrumbs. I get the chicken wet first then cover it.

Step 3- Bake it in the oven for 25-35 mins or until it is no longer pink inside.

Step 4- Cook noodle as directed on box, while the chicken is cooking.

Step 5 - Mix spaghettis and pasta sauce in sprayed casserole dish.

Step 6 - Put the cooked chicken on top and cover with the cheese.

Step 7 - Cook for 5 minutes or until cheese is melted and your done! Mmmmm

What is your favorite meal to cook?

Daily Goals- February 6, 2013

Last night was a long night. I didn't get home until 9:30pm. I decide that I want to get my hair cut and eyebrows done. I was in need of both. I took off over 3 inch and it still comes passed my shoulders for hubby. He likes it long. We ended up eating out :(. Oh we'll it happen and now dinner is done for tonight.

Today's Goals
1. Work 8:00-6:00
2. Go to the grocery store- Cass is going to need stuff for her lunch yogurt, strawberries and carrots. My boss also needs stuff too
3. Return Cass library book.
4. Work on garden part of the blog
5. Clean kitchen

Yesterday was another day, I got all my goals done and more! I am so excited. Hoping I can continue this trend. How a you doing on your daily goals?

Gardening~ 11 Weeks before Average Date of Last Frost

According to my book Week-by-Week Vegetable Gardener’s Handbook, we are on 11weeks before last frost. This week is shared with week 12 too. I can't wait in 3 weeks we will be planting all our plants indoors! This is an easy week if you need catch up. Take the time now!

Weekly Goals
1. Check seedling daily and water when needed.
2. Tune up Power Equipment.

This week I'm also going to work on putting seed information into my computer.
What are your weekly goals? Are you staying on top of your goals?

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Follow the other Weeks Before Last FrostWeekly goals with the links below.
Gardening 20 Weeks Before My Last Frost- Weekly Goals
Gardening 19 Weeks Before My Last Frost- Weekly Goals
Gardening 18 Weeks Before my Last Frost
Gardening 17 Weeks Before My Last Frost Weekly Goals
Gardening~ Weeks 16 and Weeks 15 before My Last Frost - Weekly Goals
Gardening~ 14 Weeks before Average Date of Last Frost  
Gardening~ 13 & 12 Weeks before Average Date of Last Frost

Weekly Goals ~ February 4-11th

Writing weekly goal has help me keep on track and no where I want to be going. Here is what I'm planning on getting done this week.

Weekly Goals

1. Read "Gardening Ideas Tip and Advise"
2. Get chicken feed- I have to go to Lancaster to get it, but I have a friend up there I would like to see. So worth the drive :)
3. Get business tax together and organized
4. Get personal taxes done
5. Post dinner recipes- I have so many but haven't had a chance to post anything.
6. Make a notebook for blog post- this way I'm not writing the same thing over and over again.
7. Clean chicken coop and give the girls sometime out of their coop
8. Girls night - have a girls night with Cass, nails and movie
9. Get seed information into the computer. I want to have a good log so I can work on my binder for the gardening seeds for the winter.
10. Give both the cat and dog baths. Bye-bye smelly pets

What are your weekly Goals?