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Friday, January 30, 2015

Soup Friday: Spinach Soup

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Since I first made this recipe in 2010, spinach soup has been a winter mainstay in my house.  It’s a Pioneer Woman recipe and you can find ...
Thursday, January 29, 2015

Your Weekly Amaryllis: Week Four

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  In the midst of this week’s snow and cold, the amaryllis is a lovely bright spot. We had Monday off from school so teachers could ...
Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Reflections on Motherhood

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The backstory: I’ve been thinking about motherhood of late.  What follows is the next a series of entries on that topic.  I caution that t...
Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Snowy Day

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Count me among those who woke up this morning mighty relieved to find that we weren’t buried under a mountain of snow.  As I lay in the qui...
Monday, January 26, 2015

Winter Walk

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I enjoyed the walks I took on the milder days during Winter Break and began the new year determined to make at least one weekly walk th...
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Saturday, January 24, 2015

Midterm Exams

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This past week, JT sat for his first set of high school midterm exams.  My school runs a special schedule for midterms and so he didn’t hav...
Friday, January 23, 2015

Soup Friday: Garlic Broth with Spinach and Tortellini

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Garlic broth is a Moosewood Cookbook recipe that I have been making for years.  It’s easy to make and starts with vegetarian broth (homemad...
Thursday, January 22, 2015

Your Weekly Amaryllis: Week Three

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Week three of an amaryllis bulb is tricky, especially on a dark Winter morning.  Though a careful eye can see some progress, it’s rather mi...
Wednesday, January 21, 2015

Reflections on Motherhood

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The backstory: I’ve been thinking about motherhood of late.  What follows is the second entry on that topic.  The first can be found here...
Tuesday, January 20, 2015

The Struggle in the Journey

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I’ve been reading the works of Andrew Solomon lately and I followed up by listening to interviews with him on NPR as well as his TED talks...
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Stacy
I am a progressive who fears that our republic has been lost to jingoistic fools who long for an ugly, racist America. I am not here for that. Democrats aren’t perfect but they aren’t wanna-be tyrants. I like to read (I just finished the splendid Nightwoods), garden, and cook. I love… iced tea, Summer adventure plans, fresh pedicures, lazy Summer mornings, the first cup of morning coffee, the chill of an air conditioned room on a sweltering day, fireflies, silver hoop earrings, sandal weather, tanned shoulders, soft quilts, happy houseplants, my front porch, the prospect of opening new doors, lily pads, Summer dresses, cuticle oil, quality Mexican food, homemade salad dressing, red, white, & blue clothing, my sparkly outdoor drinking glasses, a cool pillow at night, the music of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and my daily walk.
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