Pulled Pork

One of our favorite meals...

I got this from Pinterest & my family loves it. And I love it! I'm not a big fan of cooking, but I've been a lot better. Well, if you count cooking in the crockpot. My boys are actually starting to eat and it is expensive to eat out! Plus we just have too many kids and too many meltdowns. And I'm just too tired and lazy. :) So, about the food. Here is the original recipe.

You will need:
pork butt
a soda of your choice
Lawry's Seasoning Salt
Sweet Baby Ray's barbeque sauce
Kaiser Rolls

Coat the pork butt in Lawry's Season Salt & place in crock pot

Cover with about 1/2 - 3/4 of BBQ sauce

Pour in the soda & cook on high for about 4 hours. Once almost ready, pull apart with 2 forks & let it soak up the soda. Serve on kaiser rolls. Delish!!!

Pinterest - My new obsession!

I stumbled upon Pinterest several months ago and I have become totally obsessed. I love seeing all of the fun ideas and it has helped me be so crafty! If you would like an invite, leave me your email and I'll invite you. It is so much fun! Here are three of the projects I have made:

This project is made with perler beads. We have a million of these. We love making little projects with them. Go here to see the original idea. It is in another language, so if you want to try it you will need to get a bowl that can go in the oven, spread oil all over the inside and then place your beads in. Next stick in the oven on 400 degrees. Caleb's bowl (on the left) was only put in for a few minutes while Gavin's was left in the oven. We forgot about it, but like how it turned out.


Lyla's nap mat.... The inspiration can be found here. I didn't copy it exactly, because I have a problem with following directions, but I love how it turned out!
The mat...

The mat rolled up and the tiny quilt front made with the scraps...

The back of the quilt...


Another project with the boys - go here to see original idea. I just happened to have a couple of canvases, so we pulled out some tape and paints and got to work.

Both boys taped their designs. They filled in each shape with the color of their choice and then we waited. The waiting took the longest.

Finally, one the paint was dry, we took off the tape and saw the masterpiece! These are now hanging in my laundry room. I love them.