Last weekend my husband and I attended the Tulip Festival at Thanksgiving Point in Lehi, Utah. We saw thousands of beautiful flowers, not just tulips. We had fun driving around in a rented golf cart and admiring our beautiful surroundings.
I finished this quilt just this past weekend. But I started it a few years ago and put it away because I didn't really like it. In fact, I nicknamed it "The Ugly Quilt". I decided to have another go at it and once I put the outer borders on it, I liked it much better.
Since warmer weather is on it's way, I decided to add a recipe that requires no oven.
Greek Tuna Salad
1 (5 oz.)
can tuna in water, drained and flaked
1/2
cucumber, peeled and finely chopped
¼ cup
crumbled feta cheese
½ cup sliced
black or kalamata olives
1/3 cup
Greek yogurt
½ tsp. dried
dill weed
½ tsp.
garlic powder
1 Tbsp.
Greek or Italian dressing
Salt and
pepper to taste
1 tomato,
chopped
½ avocado,
diced
Romaine
lettuce
Pita bread
Place tuna,
cucumber, feta cheese and olives in medium bowl. Mix together yogurt, dill weed, garlic
powder, dressing and salt and pepper.
Combine dressing mixture with tuna mixture and stir until combined. Add tomato and avocado and lightly stir to
mix. Put tuna salad on pita bread with
romaine lettuce and serve immediately.
I finished reading this book last weekend. It was a powerful story of a mother's loss and her journey to find peace and forgiveness after her daughter was killed in the Sandy Hook shooting.
