Fabric From The Attic

 I made the decision in my life that I want to “give back” to the world. People talk about the economy and hard times going on. In the meantime I see so much beauty and abundance in the world. This last year has been the happiest of my entire life. All kinds of sunshine has come my way and I want to share it with you.

Please click on the blue comment lines and leave me a comment or two.

Let me know what you would like to see on my blog.

All happiness be yours,

Melody–P.S. Check out my “Categories” for some helpful posts!

In the upper right corner of each page at melodychapman.com you will find an orange square that says RSS.  It’s basically this little orange man friend that will give a little knock on your door when I want to talk to you. Here’s how it works:

1-Hover over the orange square. A list will appear. Click on Google (or another one).

2-Choose to have a little update on my site each time you visit google.com (”Add To Google Homepage”), Or

3-Get “Google Reader” which is like a personal newspaper that has all your favorite websites right in front of you.

4-Whenever you want to read from your favorite websites go to Google.com, click on “My Account” or “Sign In” in the upper right corner then click on “Reader” (once you login of course).

So visit my little orange RSS square!

American Gothic/The Farmer and His Wife

Nice teeth!! It’s comes in a bottle that looks like fingernail polish and they paint it on your teeth. It’s called “nicotene” . . . okay, well that’s the color anyway.

Brigham Young (Russ) is at the right.

What great men. Ephraim (Nathan), Me, and ?? (McGaren)

Martha Sharp (Kim) and Mr. Sharp (Jeremy). They are doing the scene that I did in my audition.

The Directors: Adam and Scott

When following a recipe it is best to level off the top of your measurement. For example, “1 tsp of salt” should be a flat teaspoon of salt, not heaping or mounding.

t or tsp = teaspoon

T = Tablespoon

3 teaspoons = 1 Tablespoon

4 Tablespoons = 1/4 cup

2 Cups = 1 Pint

4 Cups = 1 Quart

4 Quarts = 1 Gallon

1 lb. (pound) of flour = 12 cups of flour

The liter and the quart are similar in quantity. (Thanks to WikiAnswers.com for this one)

1 liter = 1.056 688 205 quart [US, liquid]

1 quart [US, liquid] = 0.946 352 95 liter