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Monday, July 7, 2014

Jamberry Consultant

I am so excited to announce that I am now officially a Jamberry consultant.  I have been praying about it and am so happy to finally get going!  
I love fingernail polish (it is my weakness) every time I go in Walgreen's or Walmart I buy a new bottle!  Between teaching, housework, gardening, and just doing stuff in general I do my nails at least once a week and most weeks two times!  


Well, someone on Instagram was offering free Jamberry samples so I decided to get one.  I got it in the mail and put it on, it lasted for 10 days  (I'll have my samples before long, just e-mail me with your address and I'll be glad to send you one!)There are 100's to choose from and there are lots of colors and styles.  


Each sheet is $15.00 and if you buy 3 you get 1 free.  I'm new to all of this, so I'm working my way through, but there is a great support system out there and all of the Jamberry consultants have been great! 


Anyway, if you're at all interested I'll be glad to fix you up! 
I am going to host a party and if you would like to order my consultant page is: http://shannonellis.jamberrynails.net


Thursday, July 3, 2014

Freezing Squash and Making Pepper Sauce

So I've been picking squash for about 2 weeks now.  My freezer is filling up with squash!  (In about a week it'll be peas!)
 So I pick my squash and here they are after I brought them inside! (Of course there are a few peppers and one lonely tomato.)
 I cut off the ends of the squash, slice them, put them in a pot and cover them with water. Then I bring them to a boil.  After they come to a boil I usually just turn them off and leave them covered until they cool enough for me to put them in the refrigerator.  I leave them there over night. (Usually just because I don't want to fool with them anymore for the day!)  
The next day after they have cooled ;) I bag them up in freezer bags (depending on the size of your family as to how much you put in the Ziploc bag).  I have a 13 year old son who likes squash so I usually put about 3 cups to a bag.  I drain most of the water off of the squash before bagging it up.  Then I freeze it...easy as pie! :)
 Now on to the peppers!  This is REALLY easy!!!!  I pick the peppers (kind of like Peter Piper).  Then I cut off the ends, slice them, put them in a jar and cover them with vinegar.  I keep adding pepper to the jar as I pick them and until the jar is full.  The vinegar preserves it, so I don't worry about sealing the jars.  

 These peppers will be really good with the peas that will be ready in a couple of weeks!  I'm so ready for some fresh peas!