Welcome to #cookieweek my little cookie monsters! Susan of The Girl In The Little Red Kitchen and Kim of Cravings of a Lunatic have joined together this week with 23 of their blog friends (of which I am one) to present to you a week of cookie treats! We have every type of cookie you […]
Welcome to #cookieweek my little cookie monsters! Susan of The Girl In The Little Red Kitchen and Kim of Cravings of a Lunatic have joined together this week with 23 of their blog friends (me being one) to present to you a week of cookie treats! We have every type of cookie you can think […]
Sometimes, as a food blogger, you just have to suck it up and take a “if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em” approach. Today, that approach has me bringing you some pumpkin recipes. I know….I know….but you always hurt the ones you love, right? I mean, who am I to buck tradition? Who am I […]
As cooler weather has started blowing in, everyone is extolling the virtues of stew, chili, and pots of soup. And the folks that aren’t cooking those, are cooking apple this and pumpkin that. What’s wrong with that, you ask? Nothing, I say. But what about the ice cream? Yes, the ice cream. I am not […]
On this, my Granny’s birthday, I honor her memory by reblogging this post……miss you, Gran! The Holidays are a time for making merry, celebrating what we believe, and practicing our traditions. Whether that means going Christmas caroling, lighting a Menorah, or playing Mary in the church Nativity scene, we all have some sort of festivities […]
I just returned from a week in Texas Wine Country. Not exactly an exotic getaway, since I live 30 short minutes away, but it’s always nice to get away for a while. For a few years now, my parents have been renting this great little old ranch house for a week in the summer, and […]
It’s been a while since I reviewed the source of my traffic, so when I finally go to it today, there were some real gems. For those that don’t follow my “Why Are YOU Here?” page, let me enlighten you… When reviewing my stats, I like to look at the search strings that people entered […]
In a few days, we will enter into a period known far and wide as “what the hell do I do with all of these leftover Easter eggs?!” Unless you are one of those households that has wimped out completely and taken to using candy filled plastic Easter eggs….Shamey shamey! There will be egg salad, […]
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I was never good at math. Like most girls, I excelled in verbal acrobatics and science, but math and history were, well, Greek to me. Not surprising, I guess, since so much of what we know of math was first contemplated, theorized, solved, and proved thousands of years ago…
As Saint Patrick’s Day approaches, I wax nostalgic again…. I’ve written before about my Irish heritage–that being from my paternal Grandfather, and I’ve spoken of my Catholic School education. What I haven’t mentioned is that I got more exposure to my Irish heritage at school than at home. Because nuns are from Ireland. All of them. Seriously. […]
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