A few years ago we got a popcorn popper as a Christmas gift. I decided to put it to use. I don’t know why I have not used this awesome piece of kitchenware sooner. Maybe it was because I thought it would take to long to make popcorn with it, because we are all about having things now. I was shocked at how quick it was to make a huge amount of popcorn. It only took about 5 minutes. It takes that long to make about half as much with bagged microwave popcorn, and there were no burnt kernels. So it cost less, take about the same amount of time as microwave popcorn, pops all the kernels without burning them, and it’s fun to watch the popcorn burst out of the top when it’s done.

There are many bookshelves in our home. We have shelves for Bibles and devotionals, shelves for home schooling books, shelves for home school supplies and of course shelves for photography books. I have hard time picking a favorite book especially when it comes to photography. What’s you favorite photography book?

I haven’t had my bass on my blog in a while so I thought it was time for it to make an appearance. At least part of it any way. I used a new LED video light for the first time to make this photograph.

I was given a Keurig coffee maker for Christmas. I would not call myself a coffee snob, but I do enjoy coffee, so I had to make a photograph of the new coffee maker in action. Now I know why so many people love their Keurig coffee makers. The simplicity of making one cup of coffee without wasting coffee or filters and the easy clean up is a wonderful thing. My quest now is to find a more inexpensive place to purchase the K-cups for it.