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1998: A steel joint weighing several hundred pounds falls through a
roof panel at Yankee Stadium' destroying a seat located between third base and home plate. Luckily' the Yankees are scheduled to play a night
game' and no fans are in the stadium at the time. Emergency inspections
are scheduled' and the game against the Angels is canceled. The final
game of the series will be played at Shea Stadium' while next week's
series against the Tigers is switched to Detroit.
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Whitey Ford gets 3 hits and only allows 2' as he knocks in 4 runs.
Mickey Mantle and Bob Cerv also drive home 4 runs.
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most runs in an opener were notched by the Indians in a 21-14 win over the Browns in
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homer off Allie Reynolds which beats the Yankees 5-3. Ike skipped last
year's opener' which was rained out' and the political hue and cry was
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and Whitey Ford start the game' but the winning Nats pitcher is
reliever Sonny Dixon. Hank Bauer' with two singles' drives in all three
Yankee runs.
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Dodgers had come into the series with an 11-game winning streak'
including 4 with the Yanks on the way North.
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Andrews' and the New Yorkers score one more in the 4th to win' 4-3.
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through an open window on 20th Street. Cy Moore allows just 2 hits
through 5 innings for New York before weakening' but picks up the win.
Joe Hauser' returning to the A's after a year in the minors' collects
two homers and a triple.
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Red Sox combine for 29 hits in the Opener. The Yankees score 4 runs in
the 1st inning off Howard Ehmke' the first of six Boston hurlers. Rudy
Sommers' making his first ML appearance in 12 years' takes over for
Ehmke in the 5th. He gives up 3 runs on doubles by Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth' and
New York stretch their lead to 11-1. A 5-run Boston outburst in the 6th
sends New York starter Bob Shawkey to the showers' but New York hang on
to beat the Red Sox' 12-11. Ruth and Joe Dugan have three hits apiece
for New York' while Ira Flagstead has 4 hits for Boston. Ehmke is the
loser for Boston.
1921: In the season opener for the Yankees' warm weather and Babe Ruth
contribute to 37'000 fans crowding the Polo Grounds. After New York
mayor John Hylan tosses out the first ball' the Yankees tear into the
A's' beating them 11-1 as every New Yorker scores at least a run. The
Yanks lead is only 2-1 into the bottom of the 7th' but then they unload
against Scott Perry. Bob Hasty gives up the last 6 New York runs. Ruth
is 5-for-5' with two doubles' and Carl Mays collects as many hits -3-
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|Poor man's steak, made with bottom round steak and slow simmered in a cream soup mushroom gravy with caramelized onion.
Steak and Gravy with OnionThe first cookbook I ever received, was the 1973 red, ring-bound Betty Crocker's Cookbook, given to me by my mama. I still have it. Anybody else?
Round steak and gravy is one of the first dishes that I learned to cook from Betty Crocker as a young bride, what seems now 100 years ago, though the dish has gone through a bit of transition since back then. In fact, I'd say that the School of Betty Crocker was the beginning of my book learnin' culinary education!
As a young couple, we were pretty much dirt poor back in those days - I can't recall how long we used lawn furniture in our living room before we got an actual couch, chair and recliner - but I can tell you, it was awhile. Course, at that age, didn't matter much to us! Our first purchase as a young married couple was not furniture, but a Curtis Mathis console television that we bought on time and let me tell you, we were big time to own one of those. Funny thing though... we managed just fine to be happy without a lot of material trappings back then.
Round steak was far less expensive than a prime cut of beef so this dish quickly became a favorite. I don't know why I don't make it more often these days, because its easy, filling and tasty, and the meat and potatoes eating Cajun loves it. It definitely isn't so cheap anymore either!
Not much to the prep work with this really, and it works just as well in the crockpot as it does on top of the stove, so it's perfect for this time of year when time is short and the holidays are approaching.
You start by caramelizing some onion and add in a bit of garlic if you like; remove from the pan and set that aside. Season and pound the meat on both sides to tenderize it. Cut into serving sized pieces and dredge in flour. You can also substitute already tenderized cube steaks for this recipe, or check out this tutorial on making your own.
Brown the meat in some oil and deglaze the pan with a little bit of water.
You're deglazing because we want to scrape up all of those brown yum-yums in the bottom of the pan from browning the meat. Mix the soup, water, crushed dried thyme, and a bit of Kitchen Bouquet together, pour half of that into the pan and stir to combine.
Add the meat to the skillet turning it to coat both sides. Add the caramelized onions on top of the meat.
Pour the other half of the soup mix on top, cover and simmer about 2 hours, or until meat is very tender. If you're doing this in the crockpot, you'll simply transfer all of this to the cooker.
Serve that up with some homemade mashed potatoes and some southern style green beans made with onion and bacon, and you have one man pleasin' meal around my house for sure!
When I asked The Cajun to swing by and pick up round steak for this photo op, the kind he brought home, though it was marked only as "round steak," was apparently top round, the better part of the round, and more expensive than what I would have used for this dish. I had to adjust the cooking time, and though it was good of course, this recipe is more suited for for the cheapest cut - or what is known as bottom round. After long stewing, whether stovetop or crockpot, the result will be fall apart tender and delicious.
Recipe: Round Steak and Gravy with Onion©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 20 min |Cook time: 2 hours | Yield: About 4 to 6 servings
- 3 tablespoons of cooking oil (canola, vegetable)
- 1 onion, sliced (about 3 cups)
- 1 clove of garlic, minced
- 3 pounds beef bottom round steak, or other braising steak
- Kosher salt and freshly cracked black pepper, to taste
- 1/2 cup of all purpose flour
- About 1/4 cup of water for deglazing
- 1 can cream of mushroom soup
- 1 soup can of water
- 1/4 teaspoon of dried thyme, crushed
- 1 teaspoon of Kitchen Bouquet
Heat 1 tablespoon of the oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the onion and cook, stirring occasionally, until the onions have caramelized, about 12 to 15 minutes. Add the garlic and cook for about a minute. Remove onion and garlic from pan and set aside.
Meanwhile, season the meat lightly on both sides with salt and pepper and pound with a meat mallet to tenderize. Cut into 6 to 8 serving sized pieces, and dredge in the flour, shaking off any excess. Heat another tablespoon of oil in the same skillet you cooked the onion in over medium heat, and brown the steak on both sides in batches, setting the pieces aside as you brown them and adding additional oil as needed.
Deglaze the pan by adding in about 1/4 cup of water to the empty skillet, simmering and scraping up all of the browned bits from the bottom of the skillet. Meanwhile combine the cream of mushroom soup, water, thyme and Kitchen Bouquet in a small bowl. Add half of the soup mixture to the pan juices and stir until blended. Return the meat to the skillet, turning to coat each piece and top with the caramelized onions. Pour the remaining soup mix over the top, cover, reduce heat and low simmer, stirring and turning occasionally, about 1-1/2 to 2 hours, or until meat is very tender.
Transfer meat to a platter or on individual plates and pour the gravy over the meat. Serve with homemade mashed potatoes or rice and a green salad or vegetable, like southern style green beans with bacon and onion.
Crockpot: Prepare as above, except, place 1/3 of soup mixture in bottom of slow cooker. Top with half of the browned steaks, half of the onions, another 1/3 of the soup mixture, layer in remaining steaks, onions, deglazed pan drippings and last of the soup mixture. Cook on low for 6 to 8 hours, or until meat is fork tender.
Note: Braising steaks are best for this dish. Braising is not recommended for top round (which is often just marked as "round,"), so use an eye or bottom round steak for this dish. Good braising steaks include chuck eye, chuck arm, chuck 7-bone steak, mock tender, chuck tender steak and flat iron.
Variations: Substitute cube steak for the round steak. May also add in about 2 cups of sliced mushrooms.
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North End Progressive Dinner
We plotted and planned and carefully selected the first four locations, leaving the last to be more spontaneous. We knew we wanted to start at Ristorante Fiore, an old standby for cocktails. And the newly revamped Mare sounded like the perfect spot to grab appetizers. Mamma Maria called out to us as the place to indulge in entrees. And Prezza has been known to have some good desserts, so we opted to go there after dinner.
Daisy, the North End resident in the group, was our fearless leader, deftly blazing the trail from one restaurant to the next.
Ristorante Fiore
I met Meghan at the bar at Fiore, and after perusing the cocktail menu, I decided to kick off the night with a sparkling cocktail. Michelle and Daisy soon joined us and we all caught up at the bar before heading off to our next destination.
Mare sits at the corner of Richmond and North streets and boasts floor-to-ceiling windows around the street-facing perimeter. We were seated in the corner where we had a nice view not only out of those windows but of the whole restaurant.
We decided to share a bottle of Schramsberg Mirabelle Brut, which we knew would pair well with the oysters we knew we were going to order.
We opted for four Wellfleet oysters and four Pleasant Bay oysters so we could each try one of each. We definitely picked them for their high salt content and were all pleased with their brininess, and I loved the mignonette served with them.
Besides the oysters we knew we had to try a few more of Mare's appetizer offerings, and the polenta and clams caught all of our eyes. This polenta was the smoothest, creamiest polenta I have ever had. The sweet clams and salty sopressata were lovely accompaniments.
We also tried the steamed Wellfleet mussels with white wine, garlic, and preserved lemon. I loved the bright, zesty citrus notes the preserved lemon provided.
After chatting and eating and more chatting, we finished our Champagne, tossed our shells aside, and walked on to our next destination.
Mamma Maria
Mamma Maria is set in a 19th-century brick row house, and as soon as you walk in, you get the overwhelming feeling of being right at home. It's quaint, cozy, and welcoming.
We were led upstairs and seated in a small dining room. Here we decided to indulge in a bottle of red and went with the Umani Ronchi Cùmaro. This wine, made from Montepulciano grapes, was warming and spicy.
Our waiter started us with some fresh bread, pesto, and olives, which we happily nibbled on while we awaited our entrees (you'd think we hadn't just come from eating a spread of appetizers at Mare).
The rabbit pappardelle was the raved-about dish, and while I'd never had rabbit before, I thought it was as good a time as any to try it. The dish consisted of slow-cooked Vermont-raised rabbit, in the Tuscan-style, with homemade pappardelle, crispy pancetta, and fresh rosemary. I cleaned my plate. The rabbit reminded me of tender, gamy dark meat chicken. And the fresh pasta was incredible.
Then it was time for dessert, and off we went.
We arrived at Prezza unsure of whether we would be able to get a table, especially since we only wanted dessert, but the hostess graciously welcomed us and seated us within moments.
Daisy and Michelle started talking about ordering Bailey's on the rocks and, once the idea was in my head, I joined in. Meghan went with a glass of prosecco.
We decided to share two desserts: fig and cocoa turnovers with pistachio gelato and port wine sauce and white chocolate bread pudding with vanilla bean ice cream and creme anglaise. Besides a tinge of burnt flavor on the edges, the fig and cocoa turnovers were wonderful. The flaky phyllo dough gave way to soft, flavorful centers, and the cool pistachio gelato rounded out the dish.
This second dessert really wasn't one I would ever order. I just went with the flow. I typically am not a big fan of bread puddings, but I did try a bite, and I found this one to be more cakelike, which I appreciated.
We left Prezza with the idea to find a fun karaoke bar where we could sing some Whitney songs, but we never made it that far.
We ended the night with a final round of cocktails at Bricco. I decided to try the Left Bank, which is a combination of Hendrick's gin, St-Germain, and dry white wine. I probably would have appreciated this drink earlier in the evening, but for my last drink of the night, following much more mellow wine and Bailey's, I just found this drink too strong. A glass of prosecco would have been a better idea.
I haven't had as much fun as I had that Saturday night in a long time. Our evening was filled with not only great food but lots of laughter, smiles, encouragement, and fun. This was the perfect way to spend an evening with friends. We're already planning which neighborhood to head to for our next progressive dinner.
Have you ever participated in a progressive dinner? Or where would you like to have a progressive dinner?
25 comments:
- Joanne said...
Honestly, this is the BEST idea! A night full of fun and good food...and hopping around from place to place. :) I was actually talking about Mamma Maria's with one of my coworkers yesterday and she declared it her favorite north end restaurant. I never made it there while I was in Boston but now I'll have to go!
- March 01, 2012 7:01 AM
Such a fun, fun night! :-)
- March 01, 2012 7:56 AM
- Traveleatlove said...
The best night!
- March 01, 2012 7:58 AM
- Daisy said...
Amazing recap, Megan! I loved reading every word and can't wait until the next!!!
- March 01, 2012 9:24 AM
Great photos! This looks like a great night -and love all the bubbly flowing!
- March 01, 2012 11:00 AM
- Bianca Garcia said...
I want some of that polenta right now. And I definitely want to do a progressive dinner too!
- March 01, 2012 2:49 PM
- MelissaNibbles said...
It looks like such a fun night! Your pictures came out beautiful.
- March 01, 2012 6:24 PM
- Shannon said...
this is such a fabulous idea... and now i have some more places for my list ;)
- March 01, 2012 8:26 PM
- Cara said...
Awesome idea! By the way, I'm glad to know it's socially acceptable to order Bailey's on the rocks. My husband and I have argued on this one ;)
- March 01, 2012 8:45 PM
- Sacha said...
I've never participated in a progressive dinner, but I think it's such a fun idea! The polenta and clams and your rabbit pappardelle look so comforting yet refined.
- March 02, 2012 9:06 PM
This is definitely an awesome idea especially in the North End, I can never decide where to go there because there are so many great options!!! I am impressed you guys could even fit dessert in after this night- some nights I wish I could just expand my stomach temporarily!
- March 02, 2012 10:13 PM
You should definitely try Mamma Maria next time you're in Boston. We loved it!
- March 03, 2012 9:40 AM
Can't wait for the next one!
- March 03, 2012 9:40 AM
Let's do it again soon!
- March 03, 2012 9:41 AM
Definitely can't wait! Thanks for being our fearless leader!
- March 03, 2012 9:41 AM
- March 03, 2012 9:42 AM
That polenta was so good… I want more!
- March 03, 2012 9:42 AM
Thank you!
- March 03, 2012 9:42 AM
Yay!! You'll have to let me know when you try them!
- March 03, 2012 9:43 AM
Definitely socially acceptable!
- March 03, 2012 9:43 AM
It was definitely a blast! You should do one!
- March 03, 2012 9:43 AM
I like to think our little walks in between helped us make room for dessert. :) It's a little easier than just sitting there and eating all that food back-to-back.
- March 03, 2012 9:45 AM
- Kerstin said...
What a great idea and fun night!
- March 04, 2012 11:06 PM
- Lizzy said...
Um wow, what a night! So many delicious restaurants and meals. You guys must have been rolling out of there by the end of the night!!!
- March 05, 2012 12:31 PM
I love this idea :)
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Jerome should of made it.
Curly culp? What about Charles Haley who has 5 sb rings and was a force for two teams.
And Michael Strahan
Jerome should of made it.
Curly culp? What about Charles Haley who has 5 sb rings and was a force for two teams.
And Michael Strahan
Curley Culp is a Seniors candidate who was voted on separately from the modern-era guys. There is a maximum of 5 modern-era candidates who can be inducted each year. In order to add Bettis, Haley, and Strahan, you'd have to eliminate 3 of the 5 modern era candidates who got in today. In another thread, I submitted my predictions, and I think I only got one of the seven wrong (I believe I suggested Haley instead of Sapp).
Congrats to Chris Carter, he had to wait for sometime to get in too and one of the best receivers ever. The way these writers vote I wonder if Hines Ward will ever make it when its his time? In my eyes he was the best steelers receiver that wore the Black & Gold but he may have a tough time getting in.
Last edited by supersteeler; 02-03-2013 at 07:43 AM.
Hines also had 100 catches but performed better in the post season than Carter (who just made it) and Tim Brown (who has not)....
Also, when Bettis retired, he was #5 on the all time rushing list...Curtis Martin was #4...Bettis should and will get in...
Homes had 1000 catches....
Bettis likely has to wait as a result of Faulk and Martin making it the past couple of years. Some of these other guys have already been passed over twice in favor of a RB, so the voters probably are trying to spread things out.
There is no greater travesty than the fact that Donnie Shell is not even thought of as a candidate much less in the Hall of Fame. Compare his numbers to all SS who played the game and he is top 3 minimum all-time. That should get you in the Hall of Fame. Then factor in his leadership and how in big games he always seemed to come up with a big hit/big play for his team. And we are talking about teams that won 4 Super Bowls.
It irks me to no-end!!
Steelers 2015 Draft???....Go Freak! As in....
1-Bernardrick McKinney MLB Mississippi State 6 ft 5 250 4.5 40 yard dash
1.15) Ryan Shazier - ILB/OLB
2.46) Stephon Tuitt - DE
3.97) Dri Archer - RB
4.118 ) Martavis Bryant - WR
5.157) Shaquille Richardson - CB
6.173) Wesley Johnson - OT
6.192) Jordan Zumwalt - ILB
7.215) Daniel McCullers - DT
7.230) Rob Blanchflower - TE
"Before you can win a game, you have to not lose it." -- Chuck Noll


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JinJoe wrote:Just like old times.
Blood Lord wrote:Dexter looks pissed.
Lilossa wrote:Blood Lord wrote:Dexter looks pissed.
Do you mean when the girls come in to action?
Ntoonz wrote:It's Professor Utonium's. I think I recognize the monster.
Ntoonz wrote:This makes me even more sure that this is a sim. He looks like he lost - not like he's doomed.
JinJoe wrote:Gir says "doom" all the time.
Cobrastricken wrote:JinJoe wrote:Gir says "doom" all the time.
SableTheFabled wrote:Ntoonz wrote:It's Professor Utonium's. I think I recognize the monster.
First off Ntoonz, the monster happens to be from Dexter's cartoon. It was in the very first episode in fact. I recognized it because of the funny thing sucking on Dex's head. E
In the episode Dexter summons a monster.....which eats him, and he sends his sister back into the past with a message for himself from himself also he uses a laser and a jet to try and stop the monster, just like he does in these recent pages.Ntoonz wrote:This makes me even more sure that this is a sim. He looks like he lost - not like he's doomed.
No. You see. Even in the episode, every time Dexter was eaten he never freaked out ect. Bleed might be playing on that.
ALTHOUGH. Saying all that, Bleed might be using that for the sim anyways. But who knows....but still, we are not sure as to how much time passed between the chapters. For all we know it might have been a week, a month, or maybe a few days.
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Winner: KateJuly 20, 2013 at 12:00 PM
Friday, July 19, 2013
Pink Castle Fabrics Giveaway
Winner: KateJuly 20, 2013 at 12:00 PM
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I love that they show you if the fabric you are viewing comes in other color ways! When I find a fabric I love it's always great to have all the colors!!!!ReplyDelete
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I'm coveting the Collage FQ bundle.ReplyDelete
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I love Collage!!!!ReplyDelete
Reminisce, anything from that collection! :-) I'm having a really bad day, so winning some fabric would be awesome. Maybe the universe will balance it out. I won't be ridiculous and ask God to give me fabric, I'd be too embarassed!! LOL Can you picture it? On my knees? Please Lord, be with those who are hurting, who are hungry, and BTW could I have some fabric?" Tee-hee.ReplyDelete
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I am definitely going to order some Collage....when it gets in....My favorite collection at the moment!ReplyDelete
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I love the BOM this is offering-the Shining Star BOM. I haven't seen it anywhere before!ReplyDelete
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Hand drawn and art gallery pure elements!! who am I kidding.. it's fabric.. I love it all!!!ReplyDelete
Lovin' the Happy Go Lucky :)ReplyDelete
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Blogger Bundles of course!ReplyDelete
Blogger bundles. Thanks for the chanceReplyDelete
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I love Headliner in Black.ReplyDelete
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Getting Warmer / Getting Colder - Blogger Bundle by Anna from Woollykat is one of my favouritesReplyDelete
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The Sweet Things line would be the perfect "icing" for the one I am working on now. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh! Camp Stitchalot gets my vote! Three days of learning and sewing. Sounds heavenly. And so much more reasonable than the event I went to in CA - was it two years ago? Of course I don't live in or near Michigan so it's out of the question this time around. The designs by House were catching my eye today when I went to the site. Atomic in Turquoise would be so fun to work with! Thanks for putting my name in the hat for the drawing!ReplyDelete
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Briar Rose! I also love how well their site is organized. So many different ways to find what you want. Love it!ReplyDelete
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Love the Blogger Bundles....and they have such great sale fabrics too!!!ReplyDelete
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I love the Kona Sand Dunes collection. Thank you for the chance to win! xx debbieReplyDelete
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I love the blogger bundles!ReplyDelete
I love those Blogger Bundles. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
I love the solids club!ReplyDelete
After I make my red, white, and blue quilt, I want to make a black and white one, so a couple layer cakes of Shades of Black would really come in handy. It looks perfect!ReplyDelete
Oh I love it all but the Suzuko Koseki caught my eye today. Thanks for a chance to win something!ReplyDelete
Love the Blogger Bundles.ReplyDelete
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I love the low vomue!ReplyDelete
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Anything in the Amy Sedaris line, so fun!ReplyDelete
I love that Pink Castles has a section titled "Stash Builders". We never have enough "stash". But I especially like that you can shop by color. So many times I'm looking for something specific and waste alot of time sorting through pages and pages and not finding what I'm looking for.ReplyDelete
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I really like the stash club idea! I love looking at the fabrics they pick. Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
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i think the blogger bundles are fun...i love shopping the sale pages.ReplyDelete
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Pearl Bracelets all the way for me.ReplyDelete
I love their low volume bundles!ReplyDelete
Designer Suzuko Koseki is a super find! Amazing designs.ReplyDelete
I'm loving all of the Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! fabrics. I'm in the education field, and these would make a good reading quilt/pillow for the kiddos.ReplyDelete
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I love Briar Rose by Heather Ross but then I saw Village Green by Carolyn Gavin. I love Pink Castle Fabrics, I love wandering around this site seeing all the new fabrics, it is such a great site.ReplyDelete
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I love the sudoku print - hope it's back in stock soon!ReplyDelete
Thanks for a great giveaway!
Pink Castle fabrics is a favorite online shop for me! Great fabrics and specials. I love her blogger bundles...my favorites are Jack's Underwater Adventure and the Super Awesome Low Volume. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
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Hi Amy! I like the Raaga bundles!ReplyDelete
Anasazi in Thunder, Basket weave in Navy are 2 of my chooses.
I always love the blogger bundles!ReplyDelete
I like how their website has the "coming soon" and "new arrivals" on the first page. It make's it so easy to find what you're looking for.ReplyDelete
I like the village green bundleReplyDelete
Love all the great bundles!! Black and White Too is one of my favorites!! Thanks for the chance to win!!ReplyDelete
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I really like the Gray Matters blogger bundle. I'm starting a pink and gray quilt right now, and I've got my pinks lined up, but am needing grays that I like.ReplyDelete
I love the Blogger bundles and the stash builders. I picked one: Mango Tango - Blogger Bundle by Audrie from Blue is Bleu.ReplyDelete
Any of their bundle is just beautiful and I`m loving Happy go lucky bundle.ThanksReplyDelete
As a beginning quilter, I love the idea of the "Stash Club". It is a great way to build up a fabric stash.ReplyDelete
There are so many awesome bundles! I've been to this shop many times and I love the selection. I really like the "super awesome low volume bundle". Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
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I love the stash bundle. I think that it is awesome that they offer it.ReplyDelete
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I would love to have a bundle of Bari J's Bijoux fabric line. The Stash building club is a super idea.ReplyDelete
I would splurge on a Pearl Bracelet fat quarter bundle - I don't have any of those in my stash yet. Thanks for the give away!ReplyDelete
I have to pick ONE thing that I like? That's too hard! But I think Fabric Fridays is one of my favorites...ReplyDelete
I put in an order on Friday and picked up some AGF Pure Elements and I love their Stash Stack Club, if only I lived in the States.ReplyDelete
Just discovered them!Oh my - can't wait to really shop with them!ReplyDelete
I would love a bundle of pearl bracelets!ReplyDelete
I really love the blogger bundles, such a great way to add a great mix of fabrics to your stash.ReplyDelete
I love Nordika by Jeny Baker! Thanks for this great chance.ReplyDelete
I love 2wenty Thr3e!!!ReplyDelete
LIKE "BRIAR ROSE"!ReplyDelete
Love Jeni Baker's Nordika!ReplyDelete
I like the summerhome fat quarter bundle I love the bright colorsReplyDelete
I love the scrap packs!ReplyDelete
I love all the different blogger bundles they offer :)ReplyDelete
I love their black and white bundles and I love that you can buy clearance fabric by the 1/2 yard.ReplyDelete
I love Sketch - 20 Fat Quarter Bundle.ReplyDelete
I really love Nordika!ReplyDelete
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Creamsicle in the park is lovely:)ReplyDelete
I love it all!ReplyDelete
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I like the micro mod collectionReplyDelete
I like the sketch bundel but I really just love that they have the stash builder basics by color.ReplyDelete
i love the bloggers bundle, they have so much beautiful fabric it is hard to choose just one! email@example.com
Thanks for introducing me to Pink Castle. The Stash Builder club is definitely my favorite. This is exactly what I've been looking for. I'm joining, but as I've already missed July, I'm really hoping that Mr. Random Number Generator is on the same page as me, so I can get that pretty bundle of pinks. Thank you for a fun and informative post and a great giveaway and thank you to Pink Castle Fabrics for sponsoring! Crossing my fingers.ReplyDelete
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P.S. Off to fill my shopping cart with lots of fabric goodies. I love the Golden Ticket deal.
I love the Suzuko Koseki fabrics. My favorite in the shop is the Peek-a-Boo Dot in White.ReplyDelete
I like the Pepe fabrics a lot. Thanks for doing this!ReplyDelete
I really like the iHaus fabric line -- all the colors and prints are great! Thank you for the chance to win. :)ReplyDelete
I absolutely love the blogger bundles. I really enjoy seeing what combinations other people put together. I find it so inspiring!ReplyDelete
I love Moda's Boho collection!ReplyDelete
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I love Kaffe Fassett's new shott cottons!ReplyDelete
I love the Pearl Bracelets fat quarter bundle! Thanks to Pink Castle Fabrics for the great giveaway.ReplyDelete
I love the Pink Castle "Bloggers Bundles"ReplyDelete
Love the blogger bundles!ReplyDelete
I love the Sudoku in White printReplyDelete
I'm loving the Mixteca bundle! May have to grab that one! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Love that their are so many different brands of solids availableReplyDelete
Yes, it is a fabulous store. I have spent an enormous amount of money there! I am hanging out for Briar Rose.ReplyDelete
I really like the Living Lattice fat quarter bundle. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
I love the gingham and dot duo. That's the first I've seen this fabric and they definately have possibility. Thanks!ReplyDelete
I get Pink Castle when they email me out of my mind with their offerings, I love the pearl bracelets and I also get emails from the other place and you. I could not go thru my day without an email-lol (blog or sale)ReplyDelete
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I love all their fabric thanks for the chanceReplyDelete
I love the blogger bundles. I'm always checking in to see what's new. Thank you for the generous give-away!ReplyDelete
Can't wait for Joel Dewbury and Kate Spain lines. PC has a great selection. Thanks.ReplyDelete
I also love the blogger bundles, I'm about to order Gray Matters by Brenda from Just A Bit Frayed, it's perfect for my next project :)ReplyDelete
I love the Stash Stack Club and I am trying to resist joining!ReplyDelete
I really like "Reflections" in the Waterfront Park line. Apparently, I am not the only one as most of them are sold out :(ReplyDelete
I love the Blogger bundles. I'm waiting for the Low Volume Word Bundle to come back in stock, hope it does!ReplyDelete
I love Briar Rose and I noticed the Echino Scooter in Turquoise which I really want as well!ReplyDelete
I love the Baby Jane fabrics they carry.ReplyDelete
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Leader of the Iceni tribe in modern day Great Britain, hear the story of a wife, mother, and queen that challenged the Roman army, Boudicca. Sift through history and mythology for the real story of the legendary uprising that pitted a small band of warrior
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Paseo de la Reforma (English: "Reform Promenade") is a 12 kilometer long boulevard in Mexico City, Mexico, built during the Second Mexican Empire on the orders of Maximilian I of Mexico. When it was inaugurated, the avenue was given the name Paseo de la Emperatriz ("The Empress's Promenade") in honor of his consort, Empress Carlota of Mexico. Nowadays, the name commemorates the liberal reforms of 19th century president Benito Juárez.
This wide avenue runs in a straight line, cutting diagonally across the city. It was designed by Ferdinand von Rosenzweig in the 1860s and modeled after the great boulevards of Europe, such as Vienna's Ringstrasse or the Champs-Élysées in Paris. It was Emperor Maximilians wish to directly link his Imperial residence, Chapultepec Castle, with the National Palace in the city center. It runs from Chapultepec Park, passes alongside the Torre Mayor (currently Latin America's tallest building), and continues through the Zona Rosa and then to the Zócalo by Juárez Avenue and Francisco I. Madero Street.
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Situated in the Bay Area right on the Gulf of Mexico, Clear Lake is an exciting community in Houston, TX. Students and families visiting the University of Houston - Clear Lake, will appreciate this nearby all-suite hotel that is also is convenient to a number of businesses
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Situated in the Bay Area right on the Gulf of Mexico, Clear Lake is an exciting community in Houston, TX. Students and families visiting the University of Houston - Clear Lake, will appreciate this nearby all-suite hotel that is also is convenient to a number of businesses and attractions. We are near Lockheed Martin, Jacobs Engineering and Boeing, making this the ideal hotel for corporate travel. Stay productive during your trip with free high-speed Internet access and a spacious work area.
The Space Center Houston is a must see for quick trips or an extended stay vacation in Clear Lake. Visit the Baybrook Mall which is only three miles away and shop stores like Dillard's, Macy's and JCPenney. Our hotel is also just minutes from the exciting Kemah Boardwalk! Don't forget to check out downtown Houston while you're in town.
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