Simply tempted to stitch up those circle granny squares designed by #beeLori1. She has begun a stitch along—so tempting!!
Have you heard of those temperature blankets? You can stitch with fabric or stitch with knitting needles or crochet hook!
We can cover two letters of the alphabet here—those pesky QR codes! Everything has a QR code! It’s found on can goods, fresh produce, clothing, shoes, furniture, packaging labels, even on menus—need to price an item, better have one of those little black/white squares.
The QR code system was invented in 1994, at the Denso Wave automotive products company, in Japan.[5][6][7] The initial alternating-square design presented by the team of researchers, headed by Masahiro Hara, was influenced by the black counters and the white counters played on a Go board;[8] the pattern of position detection was found and determined by applying the least-used ratio (1:1:3:1:1) in black and white areas on printed matter, which cannot be misidentified by an optical scanner.[9][5] The functional purpose of the QR code system was to facilitate keeping track of the types and numbers of automobile parts, by replacing individually-scanned bar-code labels on each box of auto parts with a single label that contained the data of each label. The quadrangular configuration of the QR code system consolidated the data of the various bar-code labels with Kanji, Kana, and alphanumeric codes that were printed onto single label.
Yes! Pancakes and peppered bacon! Perfect breakfast!
Love! Love! Love! Knitting Lace! On marvelous needles!
Good Day! It's time to work on our evening meal---let's take these letters of the alphabet to plan our eats.
G = Grits! Yes, It's time for some Southern grits! Grits with Shrimp! Definitely, a delicious dish for brunch or dinner. What are grits? Grits is nothing but corn; corn ground into grits; doesn't matter if it's white or yellow--you can purchase grits either instant, regular or old fashion. I prefer regular grits cooked with cream. I begin the grits with water, stir, stir, stir, stir continuously! adding cream as needed. This makes the grits smooth and creamy!
Okay, now, add cheese, bacon and anything else that would add to the grits tastiness.
H = Havati Cheese will be the one I add to my grits. Havarti has a mild flavor similar to a Monterey Jack. Slightly acidic, the taste is buttery and ranges from somewhat sweet to very sweet. It often appears on sandwiches, in fondue and on salads.
I = Iced Tea Yes! That's a good meal!
Simply tempted to stitch up those circle granny squares designed by #beeLori1. She has begun a stitch along—so tempting!! You can find Lori...
