My garden is producing peppers, onions, and zucchini and yellow squash right now. I ran across this recipe, and the kids thought it was great. They liked it much better then the way I had fixed the zucchini previously in a similar recipe with diced tomatoes instead of spaghetti sauce. What You Need: 1 lb ground chuck 2 lb zucchini or yellow squash, chopped in bite size pieces 1 green or red bell pepper, chopped 1 large onion, chopped 2 garlic cloves, minced 1 26 ounce jar of your favorite spaghetti sauce 1 teaspoon garlic powder 1 teaspoon dried basil leaves 1/2 teaspoon black pepper salt to taste What To Do: 1. Brown ground chuck with onion and bell pepper in a large skillet. Drain grease. 2. Add garlic and seasonings. Stir. 3. Add zucchini and stir. Cover with lid and cook over medium heat for approximately 15 minutes until zucchini is crisp tender. Stir about every 5 minutes. 4....
I was glancing back through my journal that I am about to close and stash away with many others when I found these words that I wrote in June of 2019. I vividly remember penning these words through tears as I tried to come to terms with my husband's plans to change ministries. This was a very personal and lonely struggle for me. I share now only to say there are hard changes in life sometimes, but they become opportunities for growth. I needed to struggle in the shadow of the cross. There were things in my life that needed fully submitted to Him. I learned that it is in complete surrender that peace is found . It is hard to describe that peace and why it is there. Perhaps that is why we find these words penned by the apostle Paul in Philippians 4: 6-7, "Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all und...
"Your Mom is not the same person she was," I overheard my husband explain to one of our boys. Our son wistfully replies, "I hope she gets better soon." My tears flowed. I was not sure I would ever be better. How does a broken heart heal? How is one ever the same after they are broken? Each day I rose early. In the stillness of the morning, I sought strength from above. I never wanted to leave the quiet. I wanted to stay here reading His Word and praying. But...children awoke, meals needed fixed, laundry begged washing, and somehow I walked through each day. However, I lived angry inside...angry that my solitude had been disturbed. The reality of my life was depression. A depression that would not loosen its grip. It took me a long time to acknowledge it though. Over a year before my medical doctor had suggested to me that I take an anti-depressant. I had gone in for unexplained aching and fatigue in my body. ...
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