Unmatched Mediocrity in the Pilgrimage of Life rumination and a sprinkle of light
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It’s been many summers now that I’ve been checking out “A Fine Dessert” by Emily Jenkins & Sophie Blackall from the library across the street and reading it with my daughters before making the highlighted dessert, Blackberry Fool.
how I raised my kids without phones
and other sentimental thoughts
There used to be this writing concept.
Well, here we are!
If there is a parenting title I never thought I’d have, it would be “Tiger Mom.” The absolute opposite of what that title requires, I am borderline inexcusably lax, both in my parenting and in my schooling of my children.
Home.
Late last summer, with the help of my family, I cleaned and sanded a collection of goose-neck gourds that a friend had grown, dried, and gifted to us.
(written, however, on a Friday)
an attempt to blend the online and the tangible
my own reflections on 2016
Our winter times in this home are filled with traditions.
and the slog to get to them
and the gratitude they bring
a reflection - and a recipe!
You all know I’m big on community.
we are in the First of the Lasts
This afternoon, I read this quote:
A few weekends ago I had the pleasure of meeting the sweetest couple who had been married just a day or two before.
An Adventure in Misophonialand
