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With a homeschooling student in the house that loves math, we’ve been celebrating “pi day” today. Pi is a mathematical constant equal to 3.14159, so today is the “Golden pi day” as it is uniquely 3/14/15, especially celebrated this morning at 9:26 and 53 seconds. Our
I wouldn’t say this book is enjoyable, but it certainly is enlightening. It gives you a glimpse of everyday life before, during, and after the Taliban rule in Afghanistan.
Today the snow finally melted enough to scrape off the top of the cold frame and peer inside, and to our surprise arugula, spinach, radishes and cabbages are blithely continuing to grow looking no worse for the lack of light and the record low temperatures!
This is completely easy, very quick, and always moist and delicious. It is one of my recipes that people (my daughter in California, my sister in Ohio, etc) frequently tell me has become a staple in their homes too, after I shared it with them. I’m sorry I haven’t gotten it onto the blog until now!
There were so many great quotes about perfection in last week’s Bible Lesson, I post some of them here not only to share them with you, but to keep track of them for my own reference later.
This is the first Connecticut Pastel Society show that I have been in. I look forward to doing more with this group in the future, and I was surprised to learn that there are over 600 members!
I was excited to see the sequel, but unfortunately was disappointed with it.
Yes, it has been still snowing here, regardless of the calendar changing to March. However temperatures have risen, and now 22 degrees feels like a heat wave, so we are hopeful anyway that spring is around the corner.
What makes up
your body
of thought?
They say the average person
has 70,000 thoughts a day
which is 2,916 per hour
or 48 per minute.
This novel was a refreshing change of time and place for me. It was set mostly in the mid 1950’s in Montana. The wild west was tipping toward a new era, where history and tradition would clash with progress.
Last week I read a wonderful blog post by Katrina Kenison that I quote below so I can refer back to it as time glides on. She hits the nail on the head doesn’t she?
This is absolutely awesome! Truly, this cake is amazingly delicious, and is so moist that it remains terrific tasting days later.
I loved this new movie about a California track coach, played by Kevin Costner. It is an inspiring true story of a high school of migrant produce pickers’ children being led to exceed what they thought was possible.
