What is on your bookshelf?

Modern Mom at How to Survive Life in the Suburbs passed on to me 'Joy of Reading Award' last Sunday. I love to read her site!
Thank you so much, Modern Mom! (HUGS)

It's fun!!!

Here are the rules of this one:

1. Collect the book that you have most handy

2. Turn to page 161

3. Find the 5th complete sentence

4. Site the sentence on your blog

5. Pass it on to 5 other bloggers

The book I'm reading right now is called "Send no Flowers." by Sandra Brown. Page 161, 5th sentence - 'They straddled a padded seat'

I'm passing this award on to you! All of you!!! Please, please grab it and pass on to people you wanted to share with..

I am looking forward to see your comments.. What are you reading right now? Turn the page 161, find the 5th sentence!!!

He he..Oh come on, it's Sunday!

Enjoy reading!!!

I am in!

Being a mom is the hardest job! Every mom needs one hour out for herself, right?

"Time Our for Theta Mom Thursday" was created by Theta Mom last week.

When I read her post, I said loudly 'Oh Gosh! She is reading my mind :-)

What a great idea it is!'
Yesterday was a beautiful day. I went to the beach :-)

Digging my feet into hot sand, drinking my large size iced- mocha, watching ocean and listening the waves rolling in...It was havenly!

When I got back home I was smiling. All night, couldn't stop smiling. I was feeling like a bird!

I'm still feeling great!

Thank you Theta Mom for this great idea! I can't wait to read how the other moms spent their hours out!

Scrambled Eggs with Feta Cheese

(for 3)

6 eggs or 1 1/2 cup egg beater
1 tsp oregano

1/2 black pepper
1/2 cup crushed feta cheese (low fat), milk

In a bowl beat the eggs. Add cheese, pepper and oregano. Spray a nonstick omelet pan.

Pour a splash of milk into the eggs. The milk helps keep the eggs light and fluffy. Stir the eggs with a silicone spatula to begin to scramble them.

If you want an all around "good for you" and you aren't terribly concerned with cholesterol, use the original. If you want extra protein, less fat, then use the beaters.

Egg beaters has 6 grams of protein, 0 fat, 30 cals, and 0 cholesterol. They are great to use when you want an omelette or scrambled eggs.

You may seperate the yolks and add only one egg yolk. One egg yolk has about 300 micrograms of choline. All I know is, it is an important nutrient that helps regulate the brain, nervous system, and cardiovascular system.

My son loves loves this! Here is a picture of him while he was eating his scrambled eggs with cheese for brunch! I love the swetear he wore and I'm still keeping it :-)