A Lovely Memorial Service
I went to a lovely memorial service held today for my friend’s husband. Even though I had never met him, I wanted to be there to be supportive of her.
I went to a lovely memorial service held today for my friend’s husband. Even though I had never met him, I wanted to be there to be supportive of her.
In the winter a watercress salad is a real treat. I like it with ripe pear and toasted walnuts…
At my monthly town clergy meeting yesterday we discussed these “guidelines for mutuality” which are ways to overcome conflict, and resolve differing points of view in a group.
Thank you to blog reader Jodi B. for sharing this version of the 23rd Psalm with me!
Our youngest quietly turned fifteen today. She was out of the house for an extended pottery class this afternoon and was gone this evening for her Robotics team, so we
I have tried many butternut squash soup recipes and never until now found one that I love. I had this recipe for the first time at last month’s ecumenical clergy association meeting.
For those of you following the story of my son’s college application process, we have an update.
This interesting book was incredibly well written and I highly recommend it. I loved the depiction of the 1890’s in Chicago, and the breathlessly exotic excursion to the South Seas.
The amaryllis are re-blooming again; they never cease inspiring me to photograph them…
Today I visited this high school in a district other than mine to pay for my son’s spring AP tests, since our town does not offer any.
Around the sun once more! I had a pleasant and low key birthday today, most of which was spent in my usual routine. However, I was indulged with a gougère…
This is the first book in the Strokes of Genius: the Best of Drawing series. I came across it when hunting in my library for
I couldn’t help but appreciate this wall of glass block in the library stairwell as well. And you wonder where ideas for abstract art come from?
I enjoyed this movie even though I’ll only give it three stars. Maybe I was just glad to get out, but I found the premise of a largely wordless movie entertaining.
The spices in this are subtle; if you want it more spicy add some red pepper sauce
So Winter Passes:
Deep and deeper still,/
beneath the ragged elms and gnarled oaks,/
tangled roots as fingers lie knotted,/
entwined together as in prayer…