This month has been busy. I’m talking crazy busy. I’m talking barely have enough time to sleep, eat or watch Real Housewives busy. But we take it all in stride. After all this is all part of the joy of owning a home. So when Ryan tells me that we have about 1 hour to make, take pictures of and eat dinner before we head over to the house to do some more work, I smile, take a deep breath and turn to fresh tortellini, sausage, tomatoes and spinach for a quick and satisfying dinner. After all of the work we’ve been doing, dinners like this are a blessing.
Things with the house are shaping up rather nicely. The hardwood floors have been refinished. The living room, dining room and bedrooms have been painted. The furniture ordered and scheduled for delivery. Now the only thing left that is taunting me like you wouldn’t believe is the lovely (insert sarcasm font) wallpaper that someone thought would be a good idea to put in the bathroom. Let me stress this very important point. If you ever intend to move from your home and you don’t want to make the new owners curse you for hours and hours and hours on end remember this very important thing: Wallpaper is never a good idea. And as I prepare for yet another fun filled evening scraping, pulling and wiping away wallpaper I’ll be wishing that I made more of this pasta to help get me through it.
Jen@MamaZen
September 26, 2011 at 4:45 amHi! This is my first time here and when I saw this recipe I knew this is what I wanted to have for dinner! YUM! I am posting a link to this page on my Menu Plan this morning :)
Emily
August 23, 2010 at 10:49 amThis was easy and so delicious!! Will be making again! Thanks!
David A
July 30, 2010 at 10:35 amOriginal Brat Hans makes an all-natural Italian sausage that is perfect for this recipe. That is an amazing picture as well by the way.
Maria
July 23, 2010 at 10:12 amWe are in the middle of a kitchen remodel so I feel your pain. We have been eating very simple meals. I can’t wait to make this recipe!
KAZDAD
July 22, 2010 at 11:23 amI think I’ll create wallpaper that looks like a painted surface.
Wallpaper over wallpaper beats the heck out of scraping :)
StephenC
July 21, 2010 at 7:06 amEvery element of this recipe is something I love: pasta, sausage, mmmm!