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Jul 08
My ambitions of keeping a running log as we counted down the days til our son and future daughter-in-law’s garden wedding were thwarted, (there was just too much to do) but the wedding did go on without a hitch. After a lot of hard work, and (read full article)
country life, country living, family, garden wedding, gardening, june wedding, outdoor wedding, Photography, shoestring wedding, wedding
Nov 26
recipe rated: EASY* I think most families have a stash of beloved holiday recipes that have been passed down through generations of mothers to daughters (or sons). Of [...] (read full article)
baking, cooking, country life, country living, food, Holidays, Photography, Recipes, thanksgiving, thanksgiving recipes
Aug 24
Recipe Rated: INTERMEDIATE* The summer squash is STILL producing. I swear, if I have to look another squash in the face this year I’ll scream! Here’s another good recipe if you’re having my problem and have waaayyy to much squash. (read full article)
baking, banana, bread, Chocolate, country living, Photography, Recipes, squash bread, summer squash recipes, tea breads
Aug 24
The summer squash is STILL producing. I swear, if I have to look another squash in the face this year I’ll scream! Here’s another good recipe if you’re having my problem and have waaayyy to much squash. So far I’ve frozen (read full article)
baking, banana, bread, Chocolate, country living, Photography, Recipes, squash bread, summer squash recipes, tea breads
Aug 19
I knew I would try this recipe the minute Hilde posted it. I’d never made anything like it before, and rolling a pickle up inside a slab of beef slathered in brown mustard was too intriguing to just tuck away in a recipe file never to b (read full article)
Bavarian food, Beef Roll Ups, cooking, country life, country living, food, German food, Germany, Photography, Recipes
Aug 19
Recipe Rating: INTERMEDIATE* I knew I would try this recipe the minute Hilde posted it. I’d never made anything like it before, and rolling a pickle up inside a slab of beef slathered in brown mustard was too intriguing to just tuck away (read full article)
Bavarian food, Beef Roll Ups, cooking, country life, country living, food, German food, Photography, Recipes, Rinds Rouladen
Aug 10
Last year all 6 of our squash plants died leaving us seriously deprived of one of our favorite summer veggies. This year my husband planted 15 of those suckers. He was determined not to go without again. Need I even say that the summer squash in th (read full article)
baking, cooking, country life, country living, food, food photography, garden wedding, gardening, lime tea cakes, Photography
Aug 10
Recipe Rated: GOURMET EASY* (requires a few odd-ball ingredients) Last year all 6 of our squash plants died leaving us seriously deprived of one of our favorite summer veggies. This year my husband planted 15 of those suckers. He was determined not (read full article)
baking, cooking, country life, country living, food, food photography, garden wedding, gardening, lime tea cakes, Photography
Jul 09
I love cheese cake. It’s not a secret–everyone knows I love cheesecake. Middle son, David, has inherited the cheesecake gene and it has, over the years, become our mutual vice. We have collided in the middle of the night at the fr (read full article)
baking, birthdays, cheesecake, Chocolate, chocolate caramel cheesecake, cooking, country life, country living, cravings, desserts
Apr 04
I just love this poem–Maybe because I’m at the point in my life where there are probably more years behind me than there are ahead of me. But, there ARE enough years ahead of me that I can still say to myself: Tomorrow I will do thin (read full article)
aging, angels, changes, country life, country living, family, friends, if I had my life to live over, life, Photography
Mar 09
A picture is worth a thousand words— I woke up yesterday morning to the most glorious sight. Overnight the Bradford Pear trees lining our drive were in full bloom. They’re one of the first signs of spring— along w (read full article)
country life, country living, flowers, gardening, Photography, spring