Saturday, May 26, 2018

What can you do with envelopes and exercise books?

What do you do with all those envelopes you received your bills in?  I like to keep the ones in size 16x23cm that I received with my phone bills.  I use them as dividers in my office files.

Some envelopes of this size open up at the wider end and they are some that opens up on the shorter end.



The idea is to make them into Accordion Folder.
















I am also trying to find ways to clear all the pages from exercise books that my children no longer use. 

I am thinking of using them to print recipes that my children will find useful so that they will learn to cook on their own.  They can use the envelopes as folders to store the recipes in.  The folders will allow them to segregate the recipes for ease of locating them when required.  They can also store shopping list they create for the recipes and any tips they discover along the way to make cooking the dish easy.

So, how will this re-use of abandoned envelopes and papers project turn out?  Just watch out for the next posting.


What is the best way to keep containers?

If you leave the covers of the containers on, they will take up space in your kitchen cabinet.

It is best to remove the covers and stack one container inside another, with the larger ones at the bottom as shown here.



Stack the covers separately.  I like to separate the squares ones from the rectangle covers so that it will be easier for me to locate the cover I need for each container.

Thursday, April 12, 2018

Gordon Ramsay Shares Useful Cooking Tips



I will be sharing more tips on preparing vegetables for your dishes.   

Saturday, September 20, 2014

Oreo Cheese Cake Recipe

If you like cheese cake, what must you do?  Learn to make your own.

Monday, September 15, 2014

Play and Learn

Don't you wish your Mama can teach you like this?



Learn to educate like, AnnMarie Thomas, the Associate Professor of Engineering at University of St. Thomas.  Her playdoh "Squishy Circuits" allow children to play and learn what circuits are all about.



Sunday, September 14, 2014

In a world of unseeable beauty

We are living in a world of unseeable beauty but filmmaker, Louie Schwartzberg, make it possible for you to see them with high-speed cameras, time lapses and microscopes.



See the possibilities in life when you have the determination to work on them.

Cameron Airshow

Remember the airshows you have been to?