Welcome back to another Weekend Traffic Jam Reboot! Whoot! This link up is hosted by Marsha in the Middle, Melynda from Scratch Made Food & DYI Homemade Household, Sue from Women Living Well After 50, and me. Look for the link party to go live on Thursdays at 9:30pm EDT.
This is a blog link-up where we not only allow you to share your past posts but we encourage it. So share away!
We finally got some chilly weather this week, which I don’t like if I have to go out in, but love when I can be home, snuggled under a blanket with a good book. I had told myself I wouldn’t read Christmas-themed books until after Thanksgiving but this week I broke out a series of Christmas novellas, partially because I need to review them for Netgalley and partially because I just needed a light-hearted escape and feel like I’ll need that escape for a long time to come for various reasons.
How is the weather where you are at? It is it time to snuggle under the covers yet? Or maybe where you live that time never comes because it is always pretty warm. Either way, I hope you are able to find some time to relax and decompress if you need to.
Without further ado, let us get on with our most clicked post for this week, which was:
|| 100 Days of Joy Week 6 by Jennifer Jones ||
And my highlights for the week:
|| Slow Cooker Sunday Sauce Delicious Any Day of the Week! by Scratch Made Food For Hungry People ||
This sauce looks so good and versatile.
|| Hurricane Helene: Asheville’s Road to Recovery by A Blessed Homeschool Life ||
This is a hard one but remembering the suffering still going on is important.
|| Getting Old: The Truth At 64 by Is This Mutton ||
I’m so glad you are here and participating in our weekly link-up of family-friendly, fun, educational, interesting, crafty, fashionable, and whatever else posts. I hope you’ll tell your followers about our post (feel free to copy and paste the graphic) and visit the blogs in the link-up.
Now it is your turn to link up your favorite posts. They can be fashion, lifestyle, DIY, food, etc. All we ask is that they be family friendly. You can link up posts from last week or even from years ago. You can share up to three links each week.
We are always looking for additional hosts so let us know if you want to help out and we are also looking for more links from fashion bloggers so let your fashion bloggers know!
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I wouldn’t say it got chilly here in Wisconsin, just wet, dreary, and cloudy. Then yesterday was gorgeous! I even sat outside in the sun and enjoyed it. Thanks for the party!
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It’s been a chilly gloomy week in our world! Fall is definitely in the air! I’m so glad you featured the Asheville post. There is still so much to deal with and we all need to remember that! Wishing you a great week ahead, Lisa!
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Lisa,
My Link Ups are 3 21, 22 and 23 for this week’s party!!!
Thanks so much for hosting this wonderful party!! I really appreciate the time and effort that goes into it along with visiting all the links!! I hope you are having a great week!!
Hugs,
Deb
Debbie-Dabble Blog
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I just clicked on your post so I could see all the pretty decorations! I alway love your Christmas decorations!!
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We definitely had some cold weather this week… compounded by no power one night and a malfunctioning thermostat another so it was pretty cold!
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My brother and his wife just had issues with their thermostat too! And on a very cold night as well. That is awful.
The one thing I like about having our woodstove is we at least have some heat if we lose power. We haven’t lit the stove yet but plan to do so this week. It is time.
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Yeah, we just cleaned out our chimney yesterday so now it’s all set if we need it.
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We picked some of the same posts! I think I’m going to try that spaghetti recipe Melynda posted. It looks delicious! And, if it’s easy, I’m all about that!
https://marshainthemiddle.com/
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She has so many good recipes and ideas. I can’t wait to try some. I’m not much of a cook and I’m also a creature of habit so I have to talk myself into trying new things. I really love the variety of this link up. I have the hardest time choosing. I am not just saying that either. I really love all the different kinds – fashion, books, food, etc. It’s all so interesting. It’s like traveling the world without ever leaving the house.
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