This week I started back (once again) on weight watchers, so I've been combing Pinterest for some new recipes. One of the recipes I came across was a pin found on foodvee.com
for Berries and Cream. It isn't a weight watcher recipe, but I thought if I could substitute the regular Cool Whip for fat free Cool Whip, maybe it would be low enough in points to become a snack I could look forward to?
I bought all the ingredients and ran them through the "Recipe Builder". For those of you who don't know the recipe builder is a feature of the Weight Watcher's web site where you can input a recipe and it will calculate the point value for that dish. Even though I substituted fat free Cool Whip for the regular Cool Whip, the point value for one serving is 5 points. Bummer! That's a lot of points for a snack. Oh, well . . . my family loved it and although it is higher in points than I was hoping it was AMAZING.
Here is the Pinterest link if you're interested.
http://www.pinterest.com/pin/333547916123340384/
One Pinterest Project Per Week
Saturday, March 15, 2014
Friday, March 7, 2014
Week #1 A Talking QR Code
QR codes (two dimensional barcodes) have been around since 1994. If you're not sure what a QR code is you can read about them here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QR_code.
Thanks to Pinterest, I discovered there are talking QR codes that enable you to embed your voice and create a talking QR code!
I decided I would make one embedding a thank you message to my co-workers for their gifts and for the retirement reception party they held for me last week. I only wish I could see their faces when they get my card. I could email it, but I'd rather print it and send it 'snail mail'.
I'm sure I'll be creating a number of these in the days ahead for birthday cards and unique email messages for my family and friends. The only thing I need to consider is that the recipient has a smart phone with a free QR scanning APP.
PINTEREST LINK: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/107171666107379519/
Thanks to Pinterest, I discovered there are talking QR codes that enable you to embed your voice and create a talking QR code!
I decided I would make one embedding a thank you message to my co-workers for their gifts and for the retirement reception party they held for me last week. I only wish I could see their faces when they get my card. I could email it, but I'd rather print it and send it 'snail mail'.
I'm sure I'll be creating a number of these in the days ahead for birthday cards and unique email messages for my family and friends. The only thing I need to consider is that the recipient has a smart phone with a free QR scanning APP.
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PINTEREST LINK: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/107171666107379519/
Saturday, March 1, 2014
One Pinterest Project Per Week
So, yesterday was my official date of retirement! Work has been so consuming, I miss the creative process, so I decided to attempt - One Pinterest Project Per Week!
It can be anything, as long as it involves completing ONE PIN PER WEEK. So, here goes. Wish me luck!
It can be anything, as long as it involves completing ONE PIN PER WEEK. So, here goes. Wish me luck!
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