I just love Holiday recipes. Especially when the are tried and true and passed down from generation to generation. My mom’s Lime Jello Cream Cheese Salad with Crushed Pineapple is one of those recipes.
Whether it’s Thanksgiving, Christmas, or 4th of July, this is a wonderful recipe for any celebration.
I think you will enjoy this recipe for years and years to come!
Welcome back to Inspiration Monday! We’re so happy you’re joining us today for Last Minute Thanksgiving Dessert Ideas.
Mini Pumpkin Pies
via Walking on Sunshine
Crock Pot Pumpkin Spice Cake
via Our Table for Seven
Bourbon Pear Pie
via Cooking with Curls
Creamy No-Bake Pumpkin Dessert
via Adventures of Mel
Pear Tart
via Looney for Food
No Bake Pumpkin Pie Recipe
via Spaceships and Laserbeams
I have used this lovely place setting for other Thanksgiving or even Spring tablescapes, but I haven’t accentuated the pink for Fall or Thanksgiving.
This would make a great gift and a pretty touch to a tablescape.
I thought it would be fun to try and make my own.
Thanks for joining us each week for the Inspiration Monday Party. We love having you here and being inspired by your creativity and talent.
We are spending the Thanksgiving here in town. Our family is coming up for some great food, football, seeing Christmas lights and spending time to be grateful. Do you have special family traditions at Thanksgiving?
This year has been a little rough for our family, as we lost my FIL and my seizures have come back full force. Yet, we have so many things to be grateful for. LIKE…a new grandbaby coming our way in a few months. There is always something to be thankful for, isn’t there?
This week we have a perfect recipes for the perfect Thanksgiving meal. Each one is sure to please.
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving with those you love and treasure.
This weeks feature’s were chosen by Julie from Redhead Can Decorate.
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You can create your own with a grocery store bouquet of flowers. I try to buy mine in the expired date section. They are usually just a few dollars, with gorgeous petals and colors.
Now…let’s get on with this party. I can’t wait to see what you have linked up!
This weeks feature’s were chosen by Jamie from Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom
Thanksgiving is just around the corner. What better way to keep the little ones busy than with a few fun and easy Thanksgiving Day Crafts!
Five Fun Thanksgiving Crafts
Turkey Day Treat Box from Giggles Galore
Printable Thanksgiving Banner from Second Chance to Dream
Thanksgiving Conversation Cards from OhMy! Creative
Kids Felt Placemats from Uncommon Designs
Thankful Turkey Craft from Kids Activities Blog
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Laying a cable knit throw blanket
A simple addition for texture and color was to use embroidered cloth napkins. Each one was made by my grandmother. I like bringing in a touch of family memories to our table.
, light green charger,
light blue dinner plate,
white decorative dessert plate, and vintage styled flatware. Each piece adds personality and sets the tone for the tablescape.
The addition of eucalyptus
The eucalyptus candles
With a few colorful mini lights
While it will be quiet and not what we are used to-24 grand babies running around, plus 14 grown ups talking and reminiscing-it will be the perfect Thanksgiving for me and my man.
Thanks for joining me today. I always enjoy your visits.
Now, if you would take some time-I would love for you to visit my blogging friends. Each one has a unique style for a Thanksgiving tablescape. You are SURE to be inspired!
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I just love flowers
Hello everyone! I am happy to be here with you today. Are you feeling the Fall weather where you live? It has actually been chilly here. I know, that is crazy for Vegas, but it has been in the low 40s in the evenings. It is time for some hot chocolate, and homemade turkey chili and even my broccoli and shrimp skillet meal. Yum!
Today I have gone through my blog posts for my October Highlights. We are already half way through Fall. Thanksgiving is a few weeks away. Winter will be here in 5 weeks! And there are only just a few weeks until Christmas.
I have been sharing a few Christmas ideas lately, BUT I don’t want to skip Thanksgiving in anyway shape or form. SO, if you are looking for some help with your Thanksgiving decor, I have 10+ Last Minute Thanksgiving Decor Ideas to share with you…
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This is so fun and you can be as creative as your imagination will take you.
I had a creative brain storm last night and I can’t wait to show you what I came up with…
I am excited to share our NEW tradition with you today…
Hello! And Happy Wednesday. It has been a full week of traveling to visit the grandkids. Hubby and I took 6 days off to go trick or treating, visit Beverly Hills, eat, play games, sew, shop, eat, and sing Happy Birthday to a grandson.
I am settling back at home again. Our home is filled with Thanksgiving, pumpkins, wreaths and giving thanks.
The Simple Thanksgiving shelves are in a central part of our home. You see them as soon as you walk in the front door.
I like finding old books and using them as “pedestals” for my accessories. Candle sticks work really well, too. Do you do the same thing?
I found a printable on Hometalk and was so excited to incorporate it in my Thanksgiving decor. (Especially since it has a blue pumpkin)
Using my own cardboard chalkboard I scripted “Give Thanks”. It’s good for all of us to give thanks everyday, not just at Thanksgiving. What’s that saying? “There is always something to be thankful for”? I believe that will all my heart.
I made my pine cone and pecan garland last year for Christmas decor. I have used it for lots of other holidays, as well. It’s my frosting on the cake for the Simple Thanksgiving shelves.
I love accessorizing with my book page wreaths. The pages are aged and a little torn for texture. Using painted and accessorize clothes pins to hang my Give Thanks Chalkboards worked perfectly.
Filling my green bottles with old, broken sticks was just the added touch I needed to finish off the look I was wanting for this year’s Thanksgiving decor.
I hope you are giving thanks today and everyday for all that you have.
Leave me a comment telling me what you are thankful for. I would love to know!
If you are looking for or wanting new traditions in your family, come back on Friday for loads of ideas.
A handful of my blogging friends and I are putting together some special Thanksgiving Traditions for you. I know you will enjoy every minute of it.
I will see you back here then…
Make it a lovely Wednesday full of thanks!
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Happy Friday. What a beautiful time of year. The colors are changing, the leaves are falling and the air has a crisp feel. I love it.
Let me first show you how I made my place card creation…
Today I want to show you how I can Create An Inviting Fall Porch in minutes with LITTLE TO NO COST. It’s fun easy, and you can just what you have around your home.
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There is Always Something To Be Thankful For. That is my mantra for the week. I try to use it everyday of my life but, this week it was needed a little more.
This week has been one of the hardest weeks I have had in a long time. My dad was admitted to the hospital with failing health. I stayed every waking moment with him that I could.
He has kidney failure, heart failure, diabetes, bronchitis, and Parkinson’s. It is a hard thing to watch someone you love suffer. It does break your heart.
And, yet I know…
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Just as a reminder, Tickled Pink Times Two will be on hiatus this week…Enjoy your Thanksgiving!
