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The perfect holiday getaway in Pawhuska, Oklahoma

Ann — Fri, 27 Oct 2023 17:32:52 +0000

Our Airbnb in Pawhuska called Postcard Place is decorated for Christmas, and we’re excited to welcome guests again this holiday season. Click HERE to book on Airbnb today! With great shopping at The Pioneer Woman Mercantile and other local retail shops, Pawhuska is great place for a holiday season getaway. Our Airbnb in Pawhuska Postcard Place has three bedrooms and can accommodate up to five people. Each room has a little Christmas cheer to brighten your holiday season. Bake some Christmas cookies in our kitchen We have equipped the kitchen at Postcard Place with everything you need to cook a meal or even bake Christmas cookies. You can stream some Christmas music on our bluetooth speaker while you decorate those cookies to your heart’s content. In addition to equipment, we provide staples like spices, olive oil, and even condiments. What’s more, if you’d like to add a little holiday cheer to your stay, we also have wine glasses as well as cocktail glasses and accessories for you to use during your stay. Click HERE for a great recipe for a Christmas Old Fashioned from our friends at Gastronom Cocktails. Complimentary gift wrap station After doing your holiday shopping in Pawhuska, feel free […]

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FREE delivery driver thank you printable

Ann — Sun, 20 Nov 2022 16:00:44 +0000

Need a FREE delivery delivery driver thank you printable? I don’t know about all of you, but we are so grateful for the incredibly hard working women and men who deliver packages to our door. Our UPS guy, Eric is THE BEST! He works long hours to get packages to everyone in our town and we can’t thank him enough. We’ve done a lot of online shopping this holiday season (from Amazon as well as small businesses) and are so thankful for our delivery folks who are working their tails off to help us out. What we’re doing to show appreciation for delivery drivers We have about a zillion packages scheduled for delivery in the next few weeks, so we put together a basket of snacks and drinks for all our delivery drivers. It’s likely we’ll receive packages from UPS, FedEx, USPS, and Amazon. It is a small token of appreciation for everything they’ve done this year and throughout this busy holiday season. We filled a basket with snacks like chips, crackers, and cookies. We also left a small cooler cooler on the porch filled with Powerade. Typically, we bring the supplies inside at night and put it back out […]

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Refinishing a wood deck with Rustoleum RockSolid Deck Resurfacer

Ann — Thu, 25 Jun 2020 12:40:20 +0000

It took some time and a lot of hard work, but with the help of our friend, Gio, we finally finished our 70-foot deck renovation with Rustoleum RockSolid Deck Resurfacer! If you’re a regular follower of our Instagram and Facebook stories (thank you), you know that we recently renovated our huge wooden deck. When we bought our home in Crete, Nebr., one of the features that convinced us to buy it was the 70-foot deck that runs the length of the back of the home. Three seasons out of the year, we’re able to enjoy this beautiful 1,000 sq. foot space that overlooks a small reservoir. Our deck is ideal for large gatherings and we’ve used it time and time again to host dinner parties. We also have hosted family celebrations, graduations, and bridal showers. Decks, though, require maintenance. Ours is made from wood, so it’s important to keep it waterproofed so it doesn’t rot. Over the years we’ve re-stained it a number of times, but each time the waterproofing has worn off after just a season or two. So this year, we thought we’d try something different. We contacted the friendly folks at Crete Ace Hardware store, and they […]

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Easy 4-ingredient artisan bread that will impress

Steve — Sun, 24 May 2020 15:51:19 +0000

Y’all, fancy artisan bread that will impress guests is easy to make. I’d never dreamed of baking a loaf of bread like this until I saw a beautiful loaf baked by our friend Bill Clevlen of Bill on the Road. I immediately messaged him and asked for the recipe. He pointed me to a recipe on the website It’s Always Autumn, which is full of great DIY/craft/cooking ideas. I tried the recipe, and it was FANTASTIC! Artisan bread is easy to make The recipe calls for only four ingredients: flour, salt, water, and yeast. You just mix them up, then let the dough sit for the better part of a day. Near the end of the process you shape it, score it (which is just a fancy way of saying you make a little cut in the top), and bake it. No kneading, no folding, no stretching, and best of all, no worries. But in the end, you’ll have delicious, crusty artisan bread that will impress. (Note: this post contains affiliate links. As Amazon influencers, we earn from qualifying purchases.) PIN FOR LATER Ingredients for artisan bread that will impress 3 cups all-purpose or bread flour 1 1/2 cups warm water 1 teaspoon […]

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A word about “those people”

Ann — Wed, 18 Mar 2020 22:39:35 +0000

We are staying home. We’ve been here for almost a week now because Ann is one of “those people.” You know the ones. Those people with an underlying health issue. Those people with a suppressed immune system. One of those people who could become seriously ill, need hospitalization, and even die if exposed to the coronavirus. Those people need your help to stay safe and live. And all you have to do is stay home when you don’t NEED to be out. Over the past few days, we’ve seen photos, videos, and witnessed first hand people of all ages (but mostly young people) gathering in groups for what us old people would consider “non essential” reasons: birthday parties, movies, youth sports practices, St. Patty’s Day celebrations at the bar, spring break at the beach, and the like. We don’t understand it. We try not to judge. But just for a time during this worldwide pandemic, could we ask people who are participating in non-essential activities to consider who “those people” most at risk really are? Those people are already battling serious illnesses. Those people want to see their grandchildren grow up. Those people need to do their jobs as nurses […]

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