Well, we missed it in January, but Sad Saturday is back for February! (You can even watch a video Brian did about it!) This Saturday (the 12th) I’ll post a sad tale from around the cottage and provide a linky so you can post something sad, too. Or you can leave a comment, it’s up [...]

Welcome to the third Sad Saturday where we share our “learning experiences.” Right. Let’s hope I learn not to do this again: A few weeks ago I was making my apple dip caramel sauce for our annual apple tasting. There’s a point in the recipe where you’ve got to stir constantly. As in, don’t do [...]

November 13 is the second Saturday of the month, so that must mean it’s a Sad Saturday! Get those posts or stories ready that will make us all feel better about our failures mistakes. I’m either going to give you another recipe disaster or let Brian tell you about one of his sad things, but [...]

Up for consideration this Sad Saturday is a blast from my past that still makes me laugh: A sad, sad attempt at sourdough bread. Or pig snouts. Or UFO’s. Or a pair of really rustic discus. Or…? You choose. I’m laughing to hard to decide. (FYI: I did manage to figure out how to make [...]

This Saturday will be the second “Sad Saturday” link party here at An Oregon Cottage*. I’ve got an oldie-but-goodie to share with you, ’cause it still makes me laugh when I see the picture! So think about the funny failures you can share with us, write about it and then come back on Saturday to [...]

Welcome to the first Sad Saturday! In case you missed the video, Sad Saturday is the place to come on the first Saturday of each month to be able to link your “oops” moments, tell us about them in the comments, or just have a gander at the mistakes others own up to here. Why? [...]

We’ve got a new monthly linky party we thought would be fun that we’re calling Sad Saturday. Huh? You know that recipe that didn’t turn out? The craft that was kaput? The DIY project you had to have someone come fix? How about the duct-taped chair leg? Take a picture, write a quick post explaining [...]