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Continue reading →: Exceeding Expectations
We were in the mood for shrimp, but I told Ken that I wanted to try a new recipe. He suggested roasted shrimp with white beans and feta, a recipe he had in his list of interesting dishes from the annual Cooking Light compilations we own. I agreed, but I…
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Continue reading →: Photo Friday on Saturday, Again
It’s been a crazy week, and Friday slipped by. Yes, my Florida friends, that is a Ganoderma conk, or bracket fungus, and it indicates that the palm tree it’s growing on is diseased and decaying inside. Unfortunately, that conk is growing on one of our palms. I asked Ken how…
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Continue reading →: Tough Choices
What’s your all-time favorite album? Choosing a favorite album is one of those “choose your favorite child” questions. It’s impossible! So I’m listing not one, but two of my favorites. I’m dating myself, but Carole King’s Tapestry has always had a special place in my heart. There’s not a song…
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Continue reading →: Basque Bliss
My time in France has been very limited. I guess you can count the time we transited through DeGaulle in June 2001, when Ken and I made a return visit to Prague. Our only other French experience was on our first Viking river cruise two years ago, when we sailed…
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Continue reading →: Here’s the Beef
Compared to chicken and seafood, I don’t post many beef recipes. Much as Ken and I like beef, we try to limit the amount we eat. Really, given the sticker shock I got when I bought some steaks recently, eating less beef is beneficial to your bank account, not just…
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Continue reading →: Photo Friday on Saturday
I got distracted yesterday, but with good reason. We drove to Orlando to spend the night with Ben, Annie, and Emmalyn. I couldn’t resist taking a picture of Emmalyn and Pebbles, the most patient cat on the planet.
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Continue reading →: Back to My Childhood
I’m remembering my grandmother especially today, September 10th, because it was her birthday. She passed away in 1988 and, to be honest, I miss her more than my mom. She loved to cook and bake, and some of my fondest memories are times I spent with her in her kitchen.…
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Continue reading →: Basil Happiness
I have given up trying to grow basil. I used to always start a pot of basil in late September or October, and it would keep me supplied through the winter and into early spring, until the plants began to bolt. However, a few years ago, downy mildew started taking…
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Continue reading →: Smells Like an Indian Restaurant
Ever since I was a kid, Sunday dinner has been special. My mom usually made a roast of some sort, often setting the oven to timed bake so that the meat would be ready shortly after we got home from church. Dinner would be around one, and our evening meal…
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Continue reading →: Photo Friday
I wish you could smell this orange jasmine as well as admire its delicate bloom. We could smell this hedge before we saw it on our walk a couple days ago. I would have one of these plants in our garden if I could, but planting it is now prohibited.…
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