I was craving pizza tonight and didn't have dough or crusts made so I whipped out my Multigrain Crispbreads from IKEA, added sauce and some toppings, placed in the oven to melt the cheese and Walla - Mini Pizzas - so yummy!

Each crisp is only 40 calories each with 3 grams of fiber a piece (with out toppings)

The first project was to dig a space for the pallets to be "buried". We thought it would look better then laying them on top of the surface and looking like we threw pallets in our yard.

Once we dug up the space, we lined it with cardboard we got from a local furniture company (free). That way we were less likely to get weeds growing through. We scattered some dirt over the cardboard and placed the pallets on top. This step was frustrating - lol. Once we would get one in place, the next one would be taller or shorter so we would have to adjust the height of the dirt accordingly.

Next step was to fill in the sides of the boardwalk with dirt. We bought some solar lights, at Walmart for .97 each, to light the path at night.

Our next step is to plant marigolds along the edge of the boardwalk for color and pest control for the garden.

There are still a couple of spaces that need filling - on the pallets - mainly for reinforcement. But we can do that as we go along.

The total project cost less than $10!!

Oh today is the perfect day for these coffee chocolate ice cream treats from Heather Christo Cooks!!

Check out her site and get the recipe by going >> Here <<

Found this on Pinterest but the link is not valid - anyone have an idea where this originated? I would like to give credit where credit is due.

UPDATE: after a thorough search of the Internet I found the original poster of this recipe! So check out Budget Bytes for the full recipe >> http://budgetbytes.blogspot.com/2011/01/spinach-lasagna-roll-ups-801-recipe-114.html?m=1