Memere Ducharme’s Ham Glaze

I’m part of a vintage recipe group and this was mailed to me in a Christmas card. I just made this to serve with todays meal, and Jim said, “Wow! This is delicious!” He said you could eat that without the ham. This would be good on turkey and chicken also.

Note: I only used 1/4 tsp ground cloves, as cloves come across too strong for me, but I’m good with a touch of.

Honoring Gerald James Shea

This is a photo from Okinawa that we keep on our fireplace mantle.

Honoring my late father-in-law, Gerald James Shea, (He is the second from the right) He was an Army veteran of both World War II and the Korean War.

He was a lifetime member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 972, an emeritus member of the Seismological Society of America, a member of the NRA, member of the Inventors Hall of Fame, and a member of Hoosier Association of Science Teachers Inc.

He opened the first seismological station recognized by the government, in Terre Haute in 1948, was on staff at Indiana State University, held a solar energy patent and worked on the polio vaccine while at Pfizer. He retired a medical technologist from Pfizer.

Pop is second from the right in the photo:

We love you pop and miss your laughter. We have wonderful memories of you and will always share them.

Inherited Husqvarna Viking Sewing Machine

I’m really enjoying this machine! I have so much to learn. I inherited this from my late mother in law. She made the most beautiful baby blankets for my boys. I would love to learn how to make them in honor and appreciation of her. If you know of sites, blogs, tutorials, vidoes, etc that would help me; I would appreciate it.

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