Bits and Clips for November 2015
I hope you find something inspirational, informative, interesting, delicious, Thought-provoking, or enlightening in these links:
I hope you find something inspirational, informative, interesting, delicious, Thought-provoking, or enlightening in these links:
Food in New York City comes in an intriguing array of possibilities, ranging from outrageously expensive to street food, or bagels with a smear.
I know the kind of time and skill this array of pieces represents; the scope and quantity of her work in this wheel-throwing class in just a few short months is amazing.
I found it enjoyable to consider the favorite topic of gratitude from another perspective.
Here are some photos I took at the opening of this fabulous pastel show put on by the Connecticut Pastel Society.
Whether you are a vegan, a vegetarian, or just are looking for some vegetable side dishes, these recipes will make any Thanksgiving meal more delicious.
These homes, originally whaler’s homes from long ago, are fascinating in their many shapes and configurations.
I wish we had this place where I live, and it is worth going out of your way for.
If you know a knitter, or even a would-be knitter, this would make an awesome gift.
This time of year, when there are just a few leaves left on the trees, reminds me of the artwork of Rick Stevens.
This film chronicles the story of the British suffragette movement in London a little over 100 years ago. It is important to get a glimpse of what sacrifices were made to garner rights we have today.
We must choose to consciously put a stop to polarized thinking of every stripe, and begin to fastidiously embrace all of God’s creation with everlasting, unconditional love.
I had a great time in Boston over the weekend and loved this stunning sunset with the skyline.
Unless a person submits to this original creation—the ‘wind-hovering-over-the-water’ creation, the invisible moving the visible, a baptism into a new life—it’s not possible to enter God’s kingdom.
As a newly “empty-nester” all my fledglings have flown, but a sense of togetherness still remains.