National Puppy Day Reviewed - March 23

I don't review national holidays very often.  I normally leave those special day reviews to Wednesday Elf, who loves celebrating individual days set aside for unique events.  However, when I noted that March 23 is National Puppy Day, I could not resist!  After all, we brought home a sweet puppy a few months ago and discovered the true meaning of unconditional love once again.

Watson, our baby dog, loves everyone in the household.  He doesn't know how to withhold affection.  Even when he teethes on our hands or wrists, he does so lovingly.  Of course, we immediately seek out a nonliving object for him to transfer that particular show of love.  He really can't help it.  He is a teething baby and those little bites are just a big part of his puppy day and play.  Almost daily, someone in our home will remark that one day we will miss the teething terror.

Our baby Watson loves company in the backyard.  He runs, and jumps, leaps and runs some more.  His favorite games are fetching the balls his daddy tosses for him and chasing the birds.  He has never harmed a bird, he just likes making them fly.  

 

Fun Times with a Puppy 

The buffalo was a Christmas gift from his 
sister & brother-in-law in Buffalo, NY

There is nothing more beautiful than opening the back door and watching Watson run as fast as the wind toward his daddy.  Our baby dog doesn't realize that at 5 months old, his is no longer the 15 lb baby we brought home.  Actually, neither Watson, nor his daddy, realize that he weighs almost 70 lbs now.  I don't know the exact calculation (since I have never gauged his running speed), but I do know 70 lbs flying straight at you has increased force when it hits.  Definitely enough to knock an unprepared recipient to the ground.  Fortunately, his daddy is always prepared for his greetings of love.

It really doesn't matter how long one of us is away, whether it is 5 minutes or 5 hours, Watson is there with a welcoming jump, lick, nip, and game-time call.  If he could speak, I have no doubt his favorite words would be "play ball!"  

Dinnertime is also a great joy for Watson.  That baby loves to eat!  He is the perfect addition to our household.  We all love to eat and we all enjoy giving him treats.  

We chose to adopt a Labrador Retriever because we have had such great success with them in the past.  The are almost completely housebroken by the time they are weaned from their mothers.  Wetting accidents are extremely rare for Labs.  Those accidents can be attributed to the humans slow response time because the puppy lets you know the minute he needs out.  Too bad if you need time to dress before you throw open your back door.  

The key to having a happy puppy, even a very active Labrador Retriever, is to be active and loving yourself.  Any puppy of any breed requires patience and love, but they are always worth it!

Remember, puppy = baby.  They are learning at that stage, but they will grow up to be a fabulous companion.

 

Celebrate National Puppy Day on March 23!

The end of March is the perfect time to adopt a puppy.  You have the entire spring, summer, and fall ahead to work with them outdoors.  By the following winter, you and your puppy will be almost fully trained to behave properly. 

 

The picture in the introduction is a picture of Watson when he was 11 weeks old.  This is his picture at 5 months old.  What a difference a few months makes!  In our opinion, he is still the most adorable, lovable puppy ever!

 

Happy National Puppy Day, Baby Dog! 

 

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National Toast Day Review

Toast Day is held each year on the 4th Thursday of February. It was begun in 2014 by The Tiptree World Bread Awards to celebrate toast and all the breads we make it with. (Tiptree is a brand of fruit preserves, conserves, and marmalade made in England by Wilkin & Sons Limited, so it makes sense they have an interest in toast.)

The organization is in the UK, but the popularity of this day has found a following in the United States.  

The Shades of Toast

Some people like their toast barely toasted (my mother, for one. I used to tell her that her version of toast was more like ‘warm bread’, LOL). 

Others like their toast almost burnt, which is a way I learned to eat it as a small child from my great-grandmother, Banny. At the time, the only toaster she had was a non-popup toaster used in the 1920s to 1930s. You lowered each side, inserted the bread, closed the doors and ‘watched’ it closely. Only one side was toasted at a time. One had to lower the doors, and flip the bread to toast the other side. And, yes, I do remember that toaster - it looked like the one pictured here. Banny, my GG, would wait until the smoke was coming out of the toaster (burnt), then toast the other side. Then she would lightly scrape the burnt part off.

It may sound weird to you today, but as a tiny child who adored her ‘Banny’, I thought it was great, and I loved the burnt flavor. The rest of the way we ate that toast was dipped in coffee (Banny) and cocoa (me). To this day, cocoa and toast is a favorite of mine. Although, I no longer eat my toast burnt! Most people prefer their toast toasted somewhere in between barely and burnt. 

Toast Toppings

Now, the toppings for toast are endless, and depend on your preference. Butter is a standard topping, but favorites run anywhere from jam/jellies to peanut butter to avocados. Then there are standards like poached eggs on toast and toasted sandwiches. 

Summary

So, if you like toast (and most of us do), mark the 4th Thursday of February on your calendar in order to celebrate this ‘toasty’ day! 

Related Holidays:

• National Cheese Toast Day - September 15
• National Bread Day - November 17

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• Toast/toaster images from Pixabay

 

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Oregon Growers, Marionberry Jam, Strawberry Jam, & Red Raspberry Jam Variety Pack - Marionberry Preserves, Strawberry Preserves, Red Raspberry Preserves, Organic Jelly - 12 Oz Each (Pack of 3)

Nature's Own Butterbread, Sliced White Bread, 20 oz Loaf

Thomas’ Plain Bagels, 6 Pre Sliced Bagels with No High Fructose Corn Syrup, 20 Oz Bag

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Reviewing National Guitar Day

 February 11 is known as National Guitar Day, a day to honor that iconic and versatile instrument known as the guitar.

The guitar is a widely appreciated instrument, valued by beginners learning their first chords and professionals performing on stage. Its pleasant sound is enjoyed by many fans of guitar music.

The History of the Guitar

Dating back over 4,000 years to Mesopotamia and Egypt, the guitar evolved into its modern form in Spain and later gained worldwide popularity. Whether it's a classical, electric, or bass guitar, its influence spans a wide range of musical genres, including folk, rock, jazz, blues, and pop.

The Basic Guitar

Basic guitars have six steel or nylon strings that create different sounds. 

Experts recommend beginners start with an acoustic guitar, which produces sound via string vibration and helps build finger strength, while electric guitars are often preferred by more advanced players

My Love of the Guitar

I entered college in the the Fall of 1959, which was a time of the popularity of Folk Music performed by such iconic groups as The Kingston Trio, Peter, Paul and Mary, and dozens more. All of these groups had at least one member playing the guitar.  Having attended a Kingston Trio concert at my college in the Fall of 1959, I became an instant fan of both Folk Music and the guitar. My roommates and I played the recordings of these groups, particularly of the Kingston Trio, over and over, singing along until we knew all the words to each song!

By the next semester, I had met the guitar-playing, folk-music-loving guy that I ended up marrying. While in college, he played the guitar and sang folk songs, along with two fraternity brothers, all over campus. Over the years, he continued to play the guitar and sing, occasionally with friends, but mostly to me. Naturally, I loved it. :) 

As the years went by, hubby’s musical talent showed up in our youngest son, who played 3 instruments before settling on the guitar as his main musical outlet. Son had his own band for a bit, before life and family obligations took up the time. Now, one of his sons, who is proficient on the violin, is currently teaching himself how to play the guitar. From hubby, to son to grandson, the guitar has played a part in our family’s lives. It truly is an instrument we all have enjoyed, either playing or listening. 

Summary

So, on February 11th, get out your guitar and play, or simply listen to some good guitar music as a way to celebrate this musical holiday.

*This review of National Guitar Day has been written by Wednesday Elf

+Images in this article are from Pixabay and personal photos of Wednesday Elf

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Fender Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar - Natural Bundle with Gig Bag, Tuner, Strings, Picks, and Austin Bazaar Instructional DVD

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Black-Eyed Peas Recipe for New Year's Day (or anytime!)

It is a tradition to eat black-eyed peas on New Year's Day.  The fun superstition surrounding black-eyed peas on New Years is that they will bring you good luck & prosperity throughout the coming year.

History tells us that tradition is founded in Southern folklore, yet it is clearly more widespread than just the Southern states of America.  

National Black-Eyed Pea Day is, of course, January 1.  

Does eating black-eyed peas on New Year's Day actually bring good luck?   As much as I would like to say "yes", in reality, a superstition is just that and has no real basis in truth.  But, it is still a fun tradition and a delicious side dish.

If you really want to embrace the tradition, aka superstition, according to my mother, you would couple the black-eyed peas with cornbread.  The cornbread symbolizes gold.  Somehow, I think we would all devour black-eyed peas and cornbread enthusiastically on New Years Day if it would ensure good luck and wealth throughout the year!

I can tell you from experience, black-eyed peas coupled with cornbread becomes a complete and filling meal, not just two separate side dishes. 

 

Black-Eyed Peas Recipe

The best way to flavor black-eyed peas is with a ham bone.  I save my Christmas ham bone each year just so I can use it in my New Year's Day black-eyed peas.  

If you don't have a spare ham bone laying around, you can season black-eyed peas with bacon grease or 3 pieces of uncooked bacon.  The bacon cooks along with the peas.

Growing up, we shelled our own black-eyed field peas.  Today, I prefer using a bag of Camellia brand blackeyes.  I still soak them in water overnight like I did freshly shelled peas to soften them.

 

Instructions for Cooking Black-Eyed Peas

1. Rinse and Soak the black-eyed peas overnight or for 8 hrs
2. Rinse the peas again after soaking 
3. Place the ham bone (or bacon) in the center of the large (5 quart or larger) dutch oven pan and arrange the peas around it
4. Add Salt & Pepper
5. Cover the Peas with Water
6. Bring to a boil, then turn down to a low boil, cover the pan with a tilted lid, allowing steam to escape
7. Cook on low boil for 1½ hour

You will need to stir them often and check the water level.  Add water as needed to keep the peas covered. 

 

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Hallmark Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story

 When Hallmark announced a Christmas movie centered around the Buffalo Bills, we were excited. Although we are Steeler fans first, we are also Buffalo Bills fans, having lived in Western New York for more than 30 years.

As always with Hallmark movies, this is a feel-good plot with Buffalo Bills Team spirit. 

Pediatric doctor Morgan Quinn (Holland Roden) and the Bills' VP of Stadium Development, Gabe DeLuca (Matthew Daddario), have been close friends since childhood. Still, Gabe has always loved her. A fact obvious to their families and everybody else.

Morgan learns that someone has been sending gifts to her uncle for more than 60 years to help the family. Morgan and Gabe set out to find this anonymous gift-giver.

As expected from Hallmark, you will find plenty of Holiday sparkle. Charming decor, cozy lighting, and a Christmas soundtrack. The best thing about this movie is how it captures the Buffalo culture. From winter weather to the warm communities, to family gatherings that feel like honest Western New York living. Bills fans will love this movie, featuring appearances by current and former Bills players.

If you're looking for a holiday movie that blends sports with a feel-good love story, this one is for you.

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Can You Unscramble These 20 Thanksgiving Related Words - Fun Activity!

 

American Thanksgiving is coming up, and I thought it would be fun to share a little mental break for anyone who’s knee-deep in planning, cooking, hosting, or just trying to keep up with the holiday buzz. 

Sometimes, between the grocery runs and the to-do lists, it’s nice to pause and do something entirely unrelated to casseroles and centerpieces. 

So this week, I’m offering a simple, festive word scramble. Nothing fancy—just a lighthearted way to shift your mind into a different gear and enjoy a few quiet minutes.

I’ve always liked word scrambles because they’re a nice change from the usual word searches and crosswords. There’s no complicated “find this in a grid” or “solve this clever clue” required—just a handful of jumbled letters waiting to be untangled. 

It feels calming, almost like giving your brain a gentle stretch without any pressure. So whether you’re taking a quick break from holiday prep or simply looking for a cozy little activity to sip your coffee with, this word scramble fits the mood. It’s festive, low-key, and a fun way to celebrate the season in a small but satisfying way.

Can You Unscramble These Words Relating To Thanksgiving?

If you’re in the mood to give your brain a fun little workout, head on down and tackle this jumble of mixed-up letters. See how many of these Thanksgiving-related words you can sort out without sneaking a look at the answers (I know — it’s tempting).

Whether you’re curled up with a warm drink, unwinding after a busy day, or just wanting a quick dose of distraction, this word scramble is a simple way to brighten your mood.

🦃Solve These Scrambled Words 🍂

1. 🦃 RADGUIETT ____________

2. 🌾 HARVTSE ____________

3. 🎃 UNKPIPM ____________

4. 🍽 ESTAF ____________

5. 🦃 ERUYTK ____________

6. 🍞 ACNDBEORR ____________

7. 🍒 NRERCYBRA ____________

8. 🥣 FTFGSIUN ____________

9. 🍁 MUUANT ____________

10. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 LFYIAM ____________

11. 🥧 HGTGNRAEI ____________

12. ⛪ RLIMIPG ____________

13. 🎉 AEDPRA ____________

14. 🙏 BIELGSNSS ____________

15. 🌽 AORCCIUNPO ____________

16. 🎈 CTLEEBARE ____________

17. 📜 DTNAIOTIR ____________

18. 🍗 SEEOVFTLR ____________

19. 🥔 DMSHEA ____________

20. 🍏 DHARORC ____________

(Scroll down for the answers at the bottom of this page)

More Word Scramble Fun For the Holidays

If you had fun with this Thanksgiving Word Scramble, you’ll enjoy my Christmas Word Scramble book.

It’s filled with 500 holiday-themed words to unscramble, and the pages are large and easy to read. Each page has a little festive artwork, and every page features ten words centered around a new Christmas theme — plus the answers are included so you can check your work.

I created it as a cheerful, relaxing way to give your brain a little holiday workout. It’s perfect for teens or adults and makes a sweet stocking stuffer, a small party gift, or a thoughtful treat for anyone who loves a little festive fun.

How did you do? Were you able to solve a few of them?

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Here are the Answers For The Thanksgiving Word Scramble - (They'll drop down on this page when you click)

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1. RADGUIETT → GRATITUDE

2. HARVTSE → HARVEST

3. UNKPIPM → PUMPKIN

4. ESTAF → FEAST

5. ERUYTK → TURKEY

6. ACNDBEORR → CORNBREAD

7. NRERCYBRA → CRANBERRY

8. FTFGSIUN → STUFFING

9. MUUANT → AUTUMN

10. LFYIAM → FAMILY

11. HGTGNRAEI → GATHERING

12. RLIMIPG → PILGRIM

13. AEDPRA → PARADE

14. BIELGSNSS → BLESSINGS

15. AORCCIUNPO → CORNUCOPIA

16. CTLEEBARE → CELEBRATE

17. DTNAIOTIR → TRADITION

18. SEEOVFTLR → LEFTOVERS

19. DMSHEA → MASHED

20. DHARORC → ORCHARD

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Adding to the Fun of Halloween

Halloween is such a fun holiday; it's one of not only treats and goodies, but lots of creativity. From costumes to decor, and more.

One of the way that I like to add to Halloween fun, is to dress up, at least somewhat, when I give out treats to the trick or treaters. Sometimes I have worn funky glasses that make my eyes look all weired. Sometimes I have dressed up as a pumpkin. The kids seem to enjoy my festive looks and sometimes weird looks.

This year, I'm changing up my looks. This year I shall be wearing a cute witches' hat.

I had wanted to wear some bunny ears but couldn't find any of those. I looked through the costume section at Walmart for other head band options, but couldn't find any in adult sizes.

Then on my last trip to Walmart, I browsed the clearance isle and found a witch hat decoration. It was made to sit on a table. That would be perfect!

I wanted something colorful to accent the all black hat; like little colorful Christmas balls. I didn't find any of those, but did find a pretty purple strand of beads.

After I got home, I cut open the base of the hat and pulled out over half of the stuffing. Then I just pulled from other supplies that I had left over from previous projects, and began enhancing my witches' hat.

I had to also figure out a way to get it to stay in place on my head, and not readily fall to the ground. An old light blue shoe lace was the trick for that.

What do you think?

Do you dress up when giving out treats for Halloween?

Another thing that I have done to add to the fun of Halloween is to make coloring designs on postcards, that kids can color in. This one features my drawing of a cat face pumpkin.

Happy Halloween Cat Face Coloring Gift Postcards
by CherylsArt

Another thing that I usually do, weather permitting, is to play music outside and dance around, to help get in the Halloween spirit. The trick or treaters seem to enjoy this and have commented about my music and dancing. It's especially fun when The Monster Mash is playing.

If family and friends are coming by for a Halloween get together, a Halloween themed cornhole game set can add to the fun.

Ghosts vs. Scarecrow Cornhole Game Board Set
by CherylsArt

What are some ways that you add to the fun of Halloween?

Thanks for stopping by.

Cheryl Paton

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Challenging Witchy Halloween Word Scrambles for You to Solve! Take a Break!

Every so often, we all need something simple and a little spellbinding to give our minds a break from the everyday. So today, I've brewed up something different — a Witchy Word Scramble! 

Instead of searching for words, you'll be untangling them. Each one is mixed up like a cauldron full of curious letters, waiting for you to set them straight. It's not an easy one — more of a "hard level" kind of challenge — but that's half the fun. 

Think of it as a mini brain workout wrapped in a whimsical Halloween twist.

Try This Difficult Witchy Word Scramble Challenge - This List Isn't Easy!

If you're ready to give your mind a playful stretch, scroll down and take on this tricky little spell of letters. See how many witchy words you can unscramble without peeking at the answers (you know you'll be tempted). 

Whether you're relaxing with your favorite drink, winding down after a long day, or just craving a few moments of light distraction, this word scramble is designed to lift your spirits — without any actual magic required.

🧙‍♀️ Witchy Word Scramble Challenge 🧙‍♀️

1. 😂 CCEALK ___________

2. ✨ HBTEWIC ___________

3. 🪄 USOHC ___________

4. 🧙‍♀️ EXDHE ___________

5. 🤪 AYNZ ___________

6. 😏 NKARYS ___________

7. 🧹 BCRMKSIOTO ___________

8. 🐸 RWTYA ___________

9. 🔮 OUDLACRN ___________

10. 👻 POOYKS ___________

11. 💖 AHICHRSM ___________

12. 💀 HSAYGTL ___________

13. 🌙 MHIWYS ___________

14. 🕸️ ONECV ___________

15. 🔮 TCIMSY ___________

16. 🧪 PNTOEREOI ___________

17. 🤸‍♀️ YOWBBL ___________

18. 👸 HEECNSANSTR ___________

19. 😬 AMRGEIC ___________

20. 🐺 ERLWOH ___________

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✨Once you've unscrambled all the words, give yourself a little magical cheer — you've exercised your brain, embraced your inner witch, and survived this tricky Witchy Word Scramble. 

The Answers Will Drop Down When You Click The Answer Link Below

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1. Cackle
2. Bewitch
3. Hocus
4. Hexed
5. Zany
6. Snarky
7. Broomstick
8. Warty
9. Cauldron
10. Spooky
11. Charmish
12. Ghastly
13. Whimsy
14. Coven
15. Mystic
16. Potioneer
17. Wobbly
18. Enchantress
19. Grimace
20. Howler

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More Word Scramble Fun For the Holidays

If you enjoyed this Witchy Word Scramble, you might have fun with my Christmas Word Scramble book! 

With 500 holiday words to unscramble, large, easy-to-read pages, and a little festive art on each page, it's perfect for teens and adults. Each page features a new Christmas theme with ten words to solve, and the answers are included. 

It's a fun, festive way to exercise your mind — and it makes a great stocking stuffer, small party gift, or thoughtful holiday token.

Happy unscrambling, enjoy a little magical brain exercise, and don't forget to take a moment for yourself — even witches need a playful break now and then!

🍎Keep the magic going with this fun witchy short story!

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National Black Cat Day Review

We celebrate National Black Cat Day each year on October 27th. On this day, leading up to Halloween, feline fans love showing off their love for this often misunderstood animal.

Misconceptions of Black Cats

Black cats  have been considered both good luck and bad luck, depending upon locale.

In the British Isles, and also in Japan, black cats are considered to be forebringers of good fortune and prosperity.  But in most other places, particularly in much of the Western world, black cats are thought to be the bringers of misfortune and wickedness. This belief appears to have begun in the historical times of witchhunts and the witch trials when people mistakenly believed that black cats served as companions to potion-brewing, spell-casting witches, thus, symbolizing supposed evils.

Enough of this negativity surrounding black cats continues to exist today to the point where they have lower rates of adoption compared to other cat breeds. Thus, National Black Cat Day was begun to bring awareness to the plight of black cats.

Myths and a Holiday Associated with Black Cats

Halloween has long been associated with black cats. It seems to come from these cats’ stealthy and nocturnal nature, combined with their dark fur. It led to the belief that black cats were either witches in disguise or were witches’ supernatural familiars. It all apparently became  symbols of evil and bad luck and, over the years, contributed to a spooky holiday imagery. 

Personal Black Cat Story

Our family had a series of black cats over the years. Our very first one was an all-black, half-Siamese cat we got as a tiny kitten. We named her Spooky. The name came from the owner of our kitten’s parent cats.  Catherine was from England and once told us stories of a haunted house she lived in there. She called the stories her ‘Spook Stories’, so “Spooky” seemed the perfect name for our new kitten. She was the ‘best cat ever!’ 🙂

Summary

It is time to discard the old-fashioned notion that crossing the path of a black cat, or just associating with black cats in general, brings bad luck. 

Therefore, National Black Cat Day becomes a terrific opportunity to change these wrong impressions of these beautiful black cats and demonstrates appreciation for these animals who could use a little luck themselves!

National Black Cat Day

October 27

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+Black Cat images in this review are compliments of Pixabay

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