this blog tried to present the figure of celebrities and also household furniture of the most popular in the everyday.
Tasty Tuesday: Oreo Truffles
Tasty Tuesday: Lemon Bars




Academy Awards: Party Ideas :)


3. Make your own concession stand! Set up a corner with jumbo packs of candy, old-fashioned sodas (you can even find Coca-Cola packaged the old-fashioned way in grocery stores!), and mini bottles of bubbly.
4. Going to see a movie tonight? Save your popcorn box! Place your vase inside and put in beautiful flowers.
You can also try and ask the nice people at the theater concession stand if they can spare you a couple of popcorn boxes, so you won't have to buy another order of popcorn. ;)
5. For table settings, go to a party supply store (like Party City), and get gold plastic plates and utensils.
Turn your paper napkins into Oscar envelopes by following these steps:
Open the napkin and lay it flat. Fold in the top two corners to form a triangle. Fold the bottom edge of the napkin up until it meets the base of the triangle. Then, fold the top triangle down and seal with a gold seal and red ribbon.
6. Serve popcorn in different flavors: Cheesy, Sweet and Spicy, and Rocky Road.
For True Grit-inspired popcorn, serve barbecue rub with plain popcorn.
7. Did you love Black Swan? Have white chocolate martinis with dark chocolate shavings.
For the recipe, visit www.people.com/oscarparty.
8. If like me, you are rooting for The King's Speech, serve English tea sandwiches.


10. There might not be enough time for this last one, but you can save this idea if you ever want to have a Social Network-inspired party:
Order blue and white custom M&Ms, and have Facebook words like "Like", "Ignore", "Confirm", "Poke", etc. written on your M&Ms.
I hope these ideas helped you!
Have a fantastic weekend, everyone! :D
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Here are links to my previous posts, if you haven't seen them yet:
Snow in California
Academy Awards: What will the stars wear?
L'Bri Body Wash Review
***images from http://www.foodnetwork.com/, http://www.people.com/, http://www.google.com/, and http://www.mymms.com/***
***basic ideas from http://www.foodnetwork.com/ and http://www.people.com/***
Food: Super Bowl Sunday
*click the link to see the recipe*
1. Almost-Famous Spinach-Artichoke Dip


5. Alton Brown's Buffalo Wings
6. Melt-In-Your-Mouth Barbecued Ribs
7. Oatmeal Cream Cheese Butterscotch Bars

8. Sarah's PB&J Chocolate Bars
10. Tres Leches Cake with Mango
Aaaaahhh, now I'm hungry... I'm gonna go ransack my kitchen for something to eat. And I think I'm gonna bake something too... after blog-hopping, of course. ;)
Which of these would you like to try?
Have a fun and food-filled weekend, everyone! :D
***images and recipes courtesy of www.foodnetwork.com***
01.11.11 :D

I was on Photobucket looking for a new wallpaper for my computer. I saw these cute and colorful photos:
On another note, www.freebeautyevents.com will be giving away 10 prizes. Each prize will consist of Venus Embrace Razor Kit and Revlon Expert Shapers Emery Boards. The contest will run until the 31st of January, and winners will be notified by the 15th of February.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING! :D



potatoes au gratin
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HAPPY THANKSGIVING! :D
Rocky Road Bars :D
Happy Monday, everyone!
It was raining today, and we should be expecting a few more days of showers - not really complaining - we could use a couple days of rain. And plus, I get to wear my boots! :D
A few weeks ago, I made rocky road bars. I actually got the recipe months ago from one of our fellow bloggers, however, I'm so sorry to say that I really can't remember whose blog it was. So, if this recipe came from you, or if you remember whose it is, please let me know. Sorry and thanks! :)
What we need:
12 oz. chocolate chips
I used semi-sweet chocolate chips.
3/4 cups chunky peanut butter
These were on sale at Food 4 Less - $1 each!
I think we can use more or less according to what we feel like.
Directions:
Mix chocolate chips and chunky peanut butter over hot water. Add marshmallows. Stir. Pour into a buttered pan. Let cool (for an hour or so). Cut into squares.
Simple, huh? :D
Taaa-daaa!
You get these yummy, chocolate-y, creamy, and rich rocky road bars!
I added more marshmallows on top because my siblings and I love them.
We can do so much with this recipe. I'm thinking of adding almonds next time. And chocolate or caramel syrup, perhaps? :)
These are a definite hit! My siblings loved them.
Have you ever made Rocky Road Bars? Do you have a special recipe?
Here are also other photos of this yummy dessert we can all look at and drool over. ;P



*images from Google*

