Sassy Silver Sisters

Get your aprons ready and preheat the oven, because it's time to celebrate National Bake Week in style!  Baking has been an integral part of human history, with evidence of bread-making dating back to ancient civilizations. It is a skill that has been passed down through generations, with each culture adding its own unique flavors and techniques. From savory pies to decadent pastries, baking is a form of art that brings people together and creates delicious treats for all to enjoy. To celebrate the love of baking, National Bake Week was established. This annual event takes place during the first full week of April (in the USA), and it is a time to honor the tradition of baking and all the joys it brings. In this article, we will delve into the history and significance of National Bake Week and why it is worth celebrating. History of National Bake Week National Bake Week was first celebrated in the United Kingdom in 2007, organized by the National Association of Master Bakers. The a

January 3rd marks a very special occasion as we come together to celebrate the 90th birthday of our beloved mother, Mama Sassy . It is a milestone that is truly worth celebrating, as it is a testament to the strength, resilience, and love that she has embodied throughout her life. As we reflect on the incredible journey that our mother has taken, we are filled with gratitude for all the sacrifices she has made for our family.  Our mother has always been the heart and soul of our family. She has been the pillar of strength that has held us all together through the highs and lows of life. Her unwavering love and support have been our constant source of inspiration and motivation. We have watched her handle every challenge with grace and determination, and her faith in God has taught us the power of resilience and perseverance.  Our mother has also been the epitome of selflessness. She has always put the needs of her family above her own, never once complaining or seeking recognition for

***UPDATED 1/27/24*** I stumbled upon this Birthday Cake Box for the needy on Pinterest and thought what a fabulous idea.  It’s super quick & easy to make and donate to the food pantry/people in need.  The  Dollar Tree  and  Walmart have the  cake mixes and frosting for just over $1 and lots of paper products and inexpensive party supplies. For just under $10 you can make them for your local shelter or food pantry. Kids get a kick out of helping and it also makes a great service project for scout groups and church ministry groups. Here's what you need to make a Birthday Cake Box: 9x13 Disposable aluminum foil pan with a lid, it's helpful to have the lid for packaging and delivering purposes. 1 box of cake mix, any flavor you like  1 can of lemon-lime soda (in case the recipient doesn’t have eggs or oil) Birthday candles You can add birthday napkins, candles, a banner, etc. Did you know that you can make a delicious cake out of nothing but a box of cake mix and a can of lemo

We want to wish all the January Babies a Happy Birthday !!  Celebrate the happiness every day. Here is a short video wishing you a wonderful birthday ! GO  to our youtube channel  TODAY  --  https://www.youtube.com/SassySilverSisters  --  SUBSCRIBE  -- if you want to be entered in a future giveaway or want a shout out - make your ID public so we can see you!  Thanks for following us and if you haven't already subscribed to our  Facebook  page and   YouTube  channel, we encourage you to subscribe so you don't miss our posts and videos! Keep us in your feeds by  LIKING, COMMENTING + SHARING! Cathy, Rhonda & Kelly Follow us on  Facebook Follow us on  Twitter   Follow us on  YouTube   Follow us on  Instagram Cathy  --- Likes to sell on eBay -- auction finds and her own art .  http://www.ebay.com/usr/mystore4u Rhonda  ---  Offers essential oils and is very happy to answer any questions you

***UPDATED 6/25/23*** It’s time for fireworks, hot dogs, flags and fun facts about our country and Independence Day. We girls also think it's time for some fun drinks!! Watch the video below and you'll understand what we're talking about. The Fourth of July marks our country’s birthday. On this day in 1776, the members of the Second Continental Congress met in Philadelphia, adopting the final draft of the Declaration of Independence, proclaiming our sovereignty from Great Britain. There are many ways Americans commonly choose to celebrate this holiday – from family-friendly festivals, fireworks and parades to feasting on traditional foods like hot dogs and barbecue. Here are 10 interesting things you may or may not already know about the 4th of July: Initially adopted by Congress on July 2, 1776, the revised version of the Declaration of Independence was not adopted until two days later. Thomas Jefferson drafted the Declaration of Independence on a "lapt

It's July folks and we have a couple of birthdays in our family. Sarah, our niece, and Jason, Kelly's grandson. We want to wish them a very Happy Birthday!! And if you or a loved one has a birthday in July, we wish you all a Happy Birthday too!! They get to share their birthday with the birth of our Nation which is pretty fabulous, don't you think?? Here's the latest YouTube video wishing everyone a Happy Birthday!!! Famous birthdays and facts The 7th month of the year brings us Independence Day and Canada Day. In the Georgian calendar, the calendar that most of the world uses, July is the seventh month. However, on the Roman calendar, it was actually the fifth month and was call Quintilis, which meant fifth. Later in 46 B.C., Caesar gave 31 days and the Roman Senates named the month Julius in honor of Caesar. In northern hemisphere, July is usually the hottest month of the year when it is actually a winter time in southern hemisphere. It gets very cold in Ant