In those beautiful days of spring and summer, James would lead his daughter to a little arbour from whence could be heard the morning song of the feathered tribes, and from whence could be seen the whole of the garden, enamelled with flowers and sparkling with dew – – the range of vision taking in… Read More My Humble Garden – His Meaning Therein
I first had pesto with my friend Abbie at a local restaurant called Pasta e Basta before I discovered my gluten intolerance. I loved it and was thrilled there was rice pasta to continue to enjoy it with. We typically eat pesto on penne pasta with chicken, but it’s great on grilled chicken, tea sandwiches,… Read More Gluten Free Friday – Pesto
The kids and I recently flew to Texas to hang out with my sister and her kids as they transition into a new home and life in Austin. We all LOVE Austin – what a diverse and happenin’ place – from being the birthplace of Whole Food and a bastion of hippie-ness, to rubbing elbows… Read More Transition Time in Texas
I’ve mentioned her before here, here, and here. Miss Riggs was my 6th, 7th, and 8th grade Spanish teacher. I tried signing up for home economics as a junior high elective every year, and somehow always ended up back in Spanish class with Miss Riggs. I know the reason now. The Lord knew I needed… Read More Africa: A Life Altering Adventure
It’s actually been a crazy busy summer! (When is life not so full?) Last week Robert took Kory camping at Acadia in Maine. He arrived home on Thursday at 12 noon and I left about an hour later to meet my sister Melinda in New York City for a couple of days. She flew there… Read More A Crazy Busy Weekend