New recipe a la Southern Living with a made-from-scratch sour cream pastry crust. I think I might need crust-making lessons though. And yes, that is a Bybee pie plate.
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- Gwen Williamson Mathews
- Yes, I sell Real Estate and yes, I do really love it! It's rewarding and I’m pretty darn good at it. I’ve always had a thing for houses and been fascinated by architecture but mostly, I like the people. Houses are fun however it’s clients that keep me in this business day after day! Nothing is more satisfying than helping my clients find the home of their dreams and when the time comes to move on, being there to help them sell that same house as quickly and as profitably as possible. Once upon a time I worked in higher education administration. I have an undergraduate degree from Transylvania University in English and Sociology and a master’s degree from The University of South Carolina (USC). After about 15 years of working in development and student life positions at The Savannah College of Art and Design, USC-Columbia and Transylvania University, I saw the light of real estate and discovered that I could be just as helpful to people as a Realtor as I was as a college administrator. Plus, I never have the same day twice! When I’m not working, I love spending time with my family, writing, reading, travelling, running, hiking and cooking.
Awwww, Bybee!
ReplyDeleteThat pie looks incredible. I need to find out of there are any deals on flights to LEX.
SWEET!! I made some tomato pies last week too and substituted yogurt for the mayo....wasn't as sweet to be honest....may add greek yogurt next time. Please send your recipe!
ReplyDeleteYUM. Can you send me the recipe for that? and the bybee plate?
ReplyDeletehehe... jk... though it does make me waaaah a bit.
I'm keeping all my bybee stuff I had bought to give as gifts!
ReplyDeleteI'm feeling very attached to all things Bybee that I have, too. Although I gave somebody a piece as a wedding gift last month. I hope they appreciated what a sacrifice it was! Ha ha!
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