Favorite Website

One of my favorite websites that I can spend hours looking at is Tastespotting. People submit gorgeous photos of recipes that they've made and each photo links back to that person's blog which usually has more photos, the recipe itself, and other information. It's a seriosuly addictive website, especially when you're hungry and always leaves me feeling inspired to get into our kitchen and make something fabulous.

A few weeks ago Tastespotting closed up shop for some sort of legal reasons and a new website called Food Gawker was started as an homage to Tastespotting. It's basically the same as Tastespotting, I haven't figured out what the differences are quite yet.. Well now Tastespotting is back, Food Gawker is sticking around, and both sites are fabulous!

Seriously, if you're interested in cooking, baking, eating, great photography, and/or drooling on your keyboard you have to check these sites out.....

Yum... Now to figure out what I'm going to make!

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What Winter Looks Like...

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10 on 10: January

This year I've decided to participate in two monthly photography projects along with some of the other members of Bloom , a photography forum I'm part of. The first of these projects is a 10 on 10: Ten photos taken during one day or event, documenting that day or event, and posted on the tenth of the month. Everyone's entries are posted in a blog circle- you can follow the links from blog to blog and see everyone's contribution. (And WELCOME! to any of you who might have come here from Rachel McCalley Photography !) I decided to use the 10 on 10 in January to document a typical day now that I'm a full-time stay at home mom. A few caveats: I neglected to take any photos of the morning which was spent at the pediatrician as it was a rather negative experience (more on that in another upcoming post). I also neglected to notice that my camera was set on jpeg instead of raw (perhaps a child was messing with my settings? Am not sure wha...

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