Bits and Clips for November 2017
I hope you find something in these categorized links below something that is interesting, illuminating, helpful, or motivating
I hope you find something in these categorized links below something that is interesting, illuminating, helpful, or motivating
Notice it, embrace it, express it, get out of the way,
and enjoy being the only real, wonderful you.
Several of you asked for the Chicken Francese recipe my husband and our oldest daughter had for Thanksgiving, so I’ve gotten my husband to share it with you here
This book is billed as a novel, but it is a record of a fictitious woman poet being interviewed, including all her mind’s meanderings and flashbacks.
Here are some nuggets from my private prayers that I’ve been outwardly working on lately:
Here are the photos of our nice day together. Both daughters were home with us, one from California, and the other from Pennsylvania.
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I’m grateful for a lot of things:
For Truth, Life, and Love
For family, marriage, and home,
For progress, hope, and fruition,
The sheer quantity and quality of what our daughter has accomplished in a two and a half months in her college pottery class is staggering.
If you have any gluten free people (or vegans or vegetarians) at your Thanksgiving table, they will appreciate this alternative to a bready stuffing.
This fruity bread pudding is moist and real, pungent and fruity, complex but humble, and an awesome flavor explosion you’ll return to again and again.
“Success in life depends upon persistent effort, upon the improvement of moments more than upon any other one thing.
Read this book when you are in the mood for something that is short and deep and not plot driven. I give it a very hushed five stars.
Stocking up on groceries
for our family to come home,
packing the refrigerator,
full to the gills,
Here is my latest painting titled Chambers of the Heart. It is large: 36″x36″ and done in acrylic. This one feels more authentic to me than the ones I did in Vermont last week. I love this size and shape!
No longer between the seasons, the russet of our gratitude, the bronze of our resilience, the burnt sienna of our self-sacrifice — all spill richly along the warm dark.
This blog reader’s Pond House is glorious and I am so thankful for the serenity and beauty of my recent stay.