You Light Up My Life

Matt & Echo, I decided that I really wanted a porch light that had a motion sensor in it, so here is the one that I exchanged the flood lights for. Although, I think I will eventually get a motion sensor light for that flood light too because it is really dark here with no street lights and those big dark trees hiding the moon. I love this porch light though. I hope you like it as much as I do. I know you are probably still playing Wii and won't even see this for months, so I'll call you and tell you to check it out, and you better do it. Remember Wii is good, but it's not best.

Ryan and Becca, I took my lights back to Home Depot and traded them for the ones in this picture. At first I loved the other lights. They really were perfect, but then I could tell that they might stick out too far and people might bump their heads on them, especially kids (especially wrestling boys) so I got the ones that fit up against the wall. They are perfect and give off just the right amount of light for reading and knitting. I wanted you to see what they look like, so check them out. I hope you like them.

Last night I made these yummy cookies for my RS lesson today. I always bring treats to the sisters and they love it. This recipe was really easy and yummy. I got it on the net. Try them. They don't take a lot of time and they are really good. Have fun.

CHERRY JAM BARS

1 ¼ cups flour 1 ¼ cups firmly packed brown sugar ¾ cup butter ( 1 ½ sticks) 2 cups POST SELECTS GREAT GRAINS CRUNCY PECAN WHOLE GRAIN CERIAL ( I bet you could use any crunchy flake cerial) 1 pkg (8 oz ) Cream cheese 1 egg ¾ cup cherry jam ( substitute with any flavor) Preheat oven to 350 * F Mix flour and 1 cup brown sugar in a large bowl, Add butter and mix until crumbly Stir in Cereal Press 3 cups of cereal mixture into the bottom of a 13 x 9 greased pan Mix cream cheese, ¼ cup brown sugar, and egg in small bowl until smooth Spread cream cheese mixture gently over crust Heat jam in microwave to make it more fluid and spread over cream cheese mixture Top with remaining cereal mixture Bake for 25 to 30 minutes Cool completely on wire rack Cut into triangle bars. BECCA AND RYAN, WE NEED MORE PICTURES ON YOUR BLOG. MATT AND ECHO WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO BLOG AGAIN. WHAT'S GOING ON OUT THERE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.