Book Review: Now and Again
How do we get past waste and pointlessness, to sow true bonds of health, freedom, and virtue in the world?
How do we get past waste and pointlessness, to sow true bonds of health, freedom, and virtue in the world?
I happen to love these reference photos I took this year, and thought you might too.
I enjoy working in my artist’s journal as a place to try things out. Here is what I painted in there recently.
If you are reading this with internet connectivity on an electronic device, you are in a position to help. Please express your gratitude and compassion in action and in practical deed.
This is a great dish for any guest that needs both a dairy-free and gluten-free meal. We like it very much too and make it for ourselves without those dietary restrictions.
This sweet, yummy book is a great way to spent an evening. It is a short, loving memoir of the transformative effect their dinners together has on both of them.
Farinata is a street food in Tuscany made out of chickpea flour, which is a source of protein for vegetarians and vegans, and has the additional advantage of being gluten free.
Meanwhile, it is my earnest hope you remember I love you all and that you find something here that is interesting, helpful, enlightening, thought-provoking, or inspiring
To walk where there is no path,
To breathe where there is no air,
To see where there is no light-
This is Faith.
This book challenges our material assumptions about consciousness and the sources of intelligence in an effective and captivating way.
Our daughter is making 150 bowls for an “Empty Bowls” project; they will be sold to individuals and filled with soup at a dinner to benefit local hunger relief charities.
Here are some photos of food we’ve enjoyed recently. Many meals were made trying new things, but you’ll find these classic recipes from this blog as well:
Since it is Black Friday, I’m going to make a shameless plug for the zillions of lovely gift ideas from my Gallery on this blog.
This Thanksgiving, I am furthering my goal of appreciating the abundance of random good.
Here are live links to past Thanksgiving features on this blog as well as those to Christian Science Thanksgiving services.
Here are the photos I took with my iPhone on an enchanted walk before church in Ridgefield yesterday morning.