This is not a real good picture. But, I still wanted to share a picture of a killdeer that migrate to my fields at home, usually in the spring and they stay all summer and early fall. We usually have several different nest of these birds. I always find these birds very interesting to watch and look forward to their arrival. Even though sometimes they sure drive our dogs nuts!
Friday, March 2, 2012
Killdeer
This is not a real good picture. But, I still wanted to share a picture of a killdeer that migrate to my fields at home, usually in the spring and they stay all summer and early fall. We usually have several different nest of these birds. I always find these birds very interesting to watch and look forward to their arrival. Even though sometimes they sure drive our dogs nuts!
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Wakeup with Byrdman in the morning.
Byrd man in the mornings
Latest in Country music!!
101.3 Weco radio
The 1937 Ford Coupe
Now, what country home is complete without a few (boy toys). This is my father-in law, husband, and my son's 1937 ford coupe completely redone all original. And, coming-soon will be a 1939 Chevy truck , all roded out with allot of "eye candy".
The Jelly Cupboard
Well, since this blog is actually called the Jam and Jelly
Jar Box. I thought I would share my Jelly and Jam cupboard.
Yes, I do make allot of jelly, jam and sauces. I have canning books that range form 1920 to the present. Some of my work has even been known to win a few ribbons at the local fair. While my stock is getting a bit low for the winter, I am sure come spring I will get the canning bug and start all over again.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Old Rustic Barn
Rustic Barn
Sunday Serenity
Since I live kinda close to Oak ridge/Knoxville
I did not see all that much snow, sure wish I could have. But, for the ones that did the pictures sure
look beautiful!
We have had spring all winter here. LOL.
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
The Christmas Tree
True Country Living! My favorite tree
thus far. Hmmm. could I be admitting
to living in the Country? Well, yeah!
Christmas 2011.
Outdoor Country Living
Our Outdoor Fireplace.
Built by my husband and his dad
It was raining on the picture day.
And, all the brick used are antique
bricks from the old Robbins Brickyard.
Winter Fun
And, looks like the new snowman is sporting a Tennessee hat.
Blueberry Surprise
Blueberry cake or cobbler; which ever.... it sure is good.
1 box yellow cake mix (any brand will do). Mix batter according to box directions.
About 1 pound of blueberry's (more or less according to ones preference).
Place berry's in cake dough and mix well .
Pour into cake or bread pan (following the box instructions), and bake the amount of
time and temperature as directed on box of mix. Let cool and enjoy!
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