Sharon Glasgow

NO Disease Can Exist in An Alkaline Environment

04/27/2016

Dr. Otto Warburg the 1931 Nobel Prize winner for cancer discovery, stated "NO disease, including cancer, can exist in an alkaline environment." So, if this is true, I asked MYSELF, am I alkaline or acid? That was my question! I eat healthy foods. So, I bought an alkaline strip test kit, to find out. I was shocked to find that Dale and myself were ACID! I sta[...]

A Wrecked Marriage–Saved Over Lunch

06/28/2015

If you're joining me from P31 Devotions today, welcome! “I can’t STAND my husband. I’ve had enough. It’s over. I’m so finished with this marriage, Sharon. I’m DONE… DONE!” She screamed as I held the phone away from my ear. She started sobbing. I waited. I could hear her kids fighting in the background and a baby screaming. She said, “Sharon, can the[...]

How to Cook a Perfect Turkey

12/05/2013

Turkey was locally raised organic 30 pounder-Whiffletree Farm Cooking a perfect turkey is simple if you follow all the steps below. Every step from thawing, brining, long slow roast to letting it rest is critical for perfection! The turkey will fall off the bones when you take it out of the oven! We had to prop the legs up for the photo because it fell apar[...]

Marshmallow Fruit Salad- GF

11/19/2013

Some recipes are so special that you use them only at holidays and special occasions--this Marshmallow Fruit Salad is one of those recipes! It's a labor of love that'll be passed down for generations. Serves 40 people-6 0z each or 20 people with leftovers for the next day. Use organic ingredients when possible for longevity of your life. 2 cups of cooked A[...]

Sweet Potato Gnocchi w/Crumbled Bacon Dressing- GF

11/07/2013

This is DELICIOUS! 3 organic potatoes (yellow or white) 1 large sweet potato 1 cup flour (I used gluten-free baking mix) 3 egg yolks 1 tsp salt (my gluten-free mix had salt so omit if yours has salt) 1/2 cup butter- room temperature 1/2 cup olive oil 2-3 slices bacon- fried crisp (save grease) 2 small shallots-diced 1 cup chicken sto[...]

10 Nostalgic Fall Decorating Ideas-DIY

10/22/2013

In the olden days people decorated their homes with homemade treasures, often with resources grown on their own farms. I'm excited to share with you 10 nostalgic fall ideas we made this year from resources grown(mostly) our property. I hope you make a few for your home! If you have any old-fashioned ideas for fall decorating--I would love to hear them! An ind[...]

Chicken & Dumpling Casserole- (Gluten Free)

10/07/2013

Chicken & Dumpling Casserole 1 chicken 1 onion 3 carrots water and salt Dumplings 2 cups of self-rising flour (I use gluten free baking mix) ¼ cup butter, melted (more is always better) ¼ lb cheddar cheese, shredded 2/3 cup buttermilk ( you can substitute w/ homemade plain yogurt) 2 eggs, beaten Cook chicken in water with 1 diced on[...]

Rachael and Jonathan’s Whimsical Vintage Barn Wedding!

06/12/2013

"The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field. When a man found it, he hid it again, and then in his joy went and sold all he had and bought that field." Matthew 13:44 [...]

The Good Wife Bridal Shower

04/09/2013

We had a wonderful bridal shower this past weekend for Rachael(daughter). We had so much fun all together, I wish we could do it every weekend! Every time there's a wedding or bridal shower I think about how important wedding festivities have been throughout the centuries. Back in Jesus' time whole towns and villages would celebrate a marriage. One of Jesus' first [...]

Coconut Cream Cake

03/29/2013

My mom makes the best fresh coconut cake you've ever eaten in your life. She buys a fresh coconut, uses the milk inside it and shreds up her own coconut. I could eat the entire cake all by myself. She'll be shocked that I used organic dry coconut out of a bag, but I didn't have time to go get the real deal. Any time you use fresh coconut, you can't [...]

A Simple Family Passover (Seder) Supper

03/27/2013

We celebrate the Passover (Seder) meal on Thursday or Friday evening before Easter. We've made it simple so that it would never be too hard to do. A traditional Seder meal is long. In celebrating this feast we are honoring a feast, instituted by God and celebrated by Jesus himself. “Because Christ our Passover lamb has been sacrificed for us; therefore, let us [...]

The Supper Table

03/20/2013

Post written by our daughter Hannah Glasgow Easter. I took it off her blog today, enjoy! You can find her at http://hannaheaster.blogspot.com “It’s time to eat!!!” My mom would cry as she clanked the cowbell with her sturdy spoon. By the third time, she could start to make out the barefooted tornado of dirt, curls, and laughter migrating towards her. As hard as it [...]

St. Patrick’s Day–Powerful Story to Share over Traditional Irish Dinner

03/14/2013

I think it's interesting that we rarely hear the story behind St. Patrick's Day. St. Patrick went down in history as being a radical Christian. He considered himself a pagan when he was growing up. It wasn't until he was sold into slavery by Irish slave traders that he came to Christ. His relationship with the Lord grew while he was a slave. After six years in[...]

The Living Easter Basket & other Easter Traditions

03/13/2013

This past weekend was filled visiting with family, preparing for our daughters wedding and Easter! It was SO much fun! I put our permanent Easter egg collection out, made our living Easter basket and pickled eggs (You gotta have'm on your Easter table) . The Living Easter basket is made with wheat grass, pansies and a vintage chick. Easter baskets in the[...]

Valentine’s Day Breakfast

02/11/2013

For Valentine's Day Dale and I rarely give each other gifts. I've asked him not to give me flowers or buy me a card(we make our own). At this moment in life it's not in the budget. I don't need things to tell me he loves me.Instead we enjoy doing the simple things together, like having a candlelit breakfast or dinner at home. Making things you already have the [...]

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