Nothing better than sipping on a cup of hot coffee while you’re swinging on the cabin porch and it’s raining. All you hear is the rain hitting the leaves as it falls to the ground. A perfect time to think about life instead of being so busy living it. I’ve found a good book that someone has left here. I encourage my friends and family to take a book and leave a book when they visit here.
So while my supper bakes, I’ll read. I’m fixing what Mimi would call “poor man’s dinner” but don’t know why she called it that. On a large piece of foil you put a ground beef patty topped with potatoes slices, carrots, onions and sprinkled with seasoned salt. Bake at 350 degrees for an hour and it’s done, ready to serve on a plate.
Food Tells Its Own Story 
Sounds s9o wonderful and peaceful.
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It really is. I hope you and Bob can come sometime. I promise a good time and good food!
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You have a swing on that porch? Now you’d never get me out of there. I always find places to swing at Sherri’s place, near the pool and on the front porch. Erma
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We have a swing on both porches!! You’ve got to come!’
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Looks wonderful! Very peaceful. Yummy D
dinner too.
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Always loved this “campy” recipe. Smells good baking and tastes so good too!❤️
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Me too! I like using chicken as well.
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