In case you missed it, I had a piece published on Huff/Post50 over the weekend! Check out A Librarian’s Tips for Healthy Holiday Parties. Please click, comment if you want, and share! And thanks to the many people who have … Continue reading →
This was our second visit to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. We were so enchanted by the architecture on the first trip, that we spent most of our time on the grounds and never looked at the collection. This … Continue reading →
Today is our 21st wedding anniversary. We had a Christmas-themed wedding, so I’m plotting a post about that for my stop on the Virtual Advent Tour, December 15. Today, I thought I’d give a sneak preview with some photos of … Continue reading →
I’m putting this post up a bit early because I have a post drafted for tomorrow that will link to a blog hop. The assignment is to write about how I met my significant other — I managed to turn … Continue reading →
The Mildred B. Cooper Memorial Chapel, designed by architect Fay Jones, sits on a wooded ridge near a lake in Northwest Arkansas. More photos from our visit to Arkansas are on Flickr: Joy’s Photostream. These photos are for Saturday Snapshot, hosted … Continue reading →
Book: Flour Power: A Guide to Modern Home Grain Milling by Marleeta F. Basey Genre: Food Publisher: Jermar Press Publication date: 2004 Pages: 265 Source: Purchased on-line Summary: Flour Power remains the only book on the topic of milling flour at home. The … Continue reading →
I guess I kind of disappeared for Thanksgiving week. That wasn’t really what I intended. We had a pretty active Readers’ Workouts discussion last week: Readers’ Workouts — November 20. Join us tomorrow for more adventures of athletic readers and reading … Continue reading →
The Botanical Garden of the Ozarks on the outskirts of Fayetteville, Arkansas is small compared to what we’re used to (but not everyone gets to live twenty minutes from the world-class Missouri Botanical Garden). We liked the little themed gardens that … Continue reading →
In the comments to last week’s post on peanut butter, Peanut Butter — An Overeater’s Tips, Margot of Joyfully Retired asked for the peanut sauce recipe we use for stir-fry. We aim to please! We usually use this sauce with a … Continue reading →
I just noticed that I have 499 posts. It seems like the 500th post should be significant in some way. Since next week is Thanksgiving, how about a list of things I’m grateful for? Home Sweet Home. I love the … Continue reading →