10 Irresistible Fall Desserts That Are Effortlessly Easy To Make

PLUS: More of my favorite TV shows from the ‘70s, 10 smart kitchen storage solutions, and more. PLUS: More of my favorite TV shows from the ‘70s, 10 smart kitchen storage solutions, and more. October 7, 2022 [View Online]( TOGETHER WITH [The Pour Over]( Good morning! While many of us associate the fall season with baking, you don’t necessarily need to commit to a time-consuming baking project to enjoy the same flavors and smells. The 10 delectable fall desserts in Today’s Good Thing make it easy to indulge in seasonal flavors without spending all day in the kitchen. And in a new Remember When, I’m sharing another batch of my favorite TV shows from the 1970s. From family ties to kung fu fights, today’s genre-spanning selection had a little bit of everything! Jillee TODAY'S GOOD THING [A photo of caramel apple pie cookies.]( [10 Irresistible Fall Desserts That Are Effortlessly Easy To Make]( Inspired by classic autumn flavors and aromas, you'll find it easy to "fall" for these simple and delectable desserts. [READ MORE]( [READ MORE]( Related • [This Unbelievably Easy English Muffin Bread Recipe Just Got Even Easier]( • [How To Make Low-Carb, Gluten-Free “Cloud” Bread With Just 4 Ingredients]( ⚡️QUICK TIPS⚡️ • Not sure where to store bulky bowls or mixer attachments? Check out these 10 kitchen storage solutions for ideas. [Read more ➜]( • To avoid lumpy shoulders and stretched out sleeves, use this unusual method to hang your sweaters and cardigans. [Read more ➜]( • Dealing with keratosis pilaris (AKA those inexplicable red spots on your arms or legs)? These tips can help. 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Use the button below to [sign up in just one click](! [Sign up for spin-free news for Christians ➜]( [Sign up for spin-free news for Christians ➜]( Supporting our sponsors makes it possible for me to continue sharing the tips and tricks that make your life easier! [Check out The Pour Over]( for news that keeps you informed and focused on eternity. - Thank you! REMEMBER WHEN More Of My Favorite ‘70s TV Shows [Photos from various TV shows from the 1970s.]( I’m ready to share yet another batch of TV shows I loved to watch “back in the day”! I shared the last installment in this ongoing series on [July 22](, and I’ve got a few more memorable shows to highlight today: • [The Partridge Family]( (1970-74). I was 8 years old when this show debuted, and it quickly became a hit with me, my friends, and pretty much everyone else! I knew all the words to “I Think I Love You,” and my friends and I even played Partridge Family make-believe at recess—I was always Lori because of my hair. • [The Waltons]( (1972-81). My family used to watch this together almost every week. I was fascinated by this Depression-era family, which I later learned the writer (Earl Hamner) based on his own family. They just don't make shows like this anymore! "Good night Grandpa, good night Grandma, good night John boy..." • [Kung Fu]( (1972-75). “When you can take the pebble from my hand, Grasshopper...” This show followed a Shaolin monk helping people while traveling around the Wild West, complete with flashbacks to his kung fu training. Caine never went looking for a fight, but when he had no choice, he could take anyone! • [The Streets of San Francisco]( (1972-77). I've always enjoyed crime dramas, and The Streets of San Francisco was a great one. The crime-centric stories were always interesting, but the show's real claim to fame was the chemistry between its veteran cop (Karl Malden) and his rookie partner (Michael Douglas). • [M*A*S*H]( (1972-83). My husband Dave and I laugh ourselves silly reminiscing about this show! Masterfully blending drama and humor, M*A*S*H is undoubtedly one of the best shows from the ‘70s. I found the characters so witty and compelling that I used to tape episodes on our old Betamax so I could watch them again. YESTERDAY'S GOOD THING [Photos of Jillee at shopping at Costco.]( [These 11 Valuable Costco Membership Benefits Are Underrated]( Make the most of the money you spend on your Costco membership by taking advantage of these 11 valuable benefits and services. [READ MORE]( [READ MORE]( A FEW MORE THINGS... 😊 Smiles For Miles: Today is World Smile Day, encouraging people to spread kindness and make others smile. 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