Wordless Wendsday

Tackle it Tuesday.

This was a fun one ! Noah and i worked on it together :)
I bought this Pottery Barn refrigerator at a yard sale for $20, it still has the $99.99 sticker on back.
But, we had to change the color to bring it into our male dominated home.
Remember this color ?
It's our dog house shade of turquoise.
Thankfully my friend Terri ( whom i wish would blog about her sweet daughter)
let me know the panel is magnetized, so we can hang art work. Therefore,we not need to put on a second coat of "our" turquoise.
We are going to use it to house homeschool books etc..

Scripture on the doorpost of your heart.

Every home we've lived in since becoming Christians', I've either handpainted or stenciled Scripture on the walls and one time an interior window.
Now, a local homeschool Mom/ freecycle Friend, Shanna has linked me to this treat. Premade and simple for me ! Luvin' it ! Thanks ladies, I entered to win!

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I've added some sidebar bling of my liking....
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The Best Chocolate Cake in the World

http://http://www.stopnsmellthechocolates.blogspot.com/The Best Chocolate Cake in the World,

Recipe from " Bounteous Blessings" and it has won 2 blue ribbons at the county fair !

1-1/2 cps flour
2 cps sugar
3/4 cp baking cocoa
2 tsp. baking soda
1 cp strong coffee
1 cp buttermilk
1/2 cp vegetable oil
1 tsp. vanilla extract
1 tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. salt
2 eggs

Preheat oven to 350*
Grease & flour 13X9 cake pan or two 9"round pans.
Combine all the dry ingredients in lg. mixer.
Add rest of ingredients and beat at md. speed for two minutes ( batter will be thin).
Pour into pans, bake 35-40 minutes for lg. pans or 30-35 minutes for round pans.
Cool on rack before frosting.

Mocha Cocoa Frosting

1/3 cp melted butter
1/2 tsp. vanilla extract
3 cps. powdered sugar
1/2 cp baking cocoa
1/4 tsp.salt
1/3 cp brewed black coffee

this cake has quite a KICK, and I make it for adults. It's obviously my favorite.

Sunday

Zech. 14:3

Here I go, again.

I luv this design, it reminds me of something I read in Israel My Glory;

Lord Byron's The Destruction of Sennacherib,

And, there lay the rider distorted and pale,

With the dew on his brow, and rust on his mail:

And the tents were all silent, the banners alone,

The lances unlifted, the trumpet unblown.......

And, the might of the Gentile,

unsmote by the sword,

Hath melted like snow in the glance of the Lord !