Open Wide Your Mouth
I arrive at another Italian Mamas’ lunch (this time, eggplant parmigiana, pesto, roasted peppers, mozzarelle, anchovies–and that’s just the beginning), and I’m told to “bring
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I arrive at another Italian Mamas’ lunch (this time, eggplant parmigiana, pesto, roasted peppers, mozzarelle, anchovies–and that’s just the beginning), and I’m told to “bring
Today, the bright blue wildflowers cover the forest floor. The poor light on this damp morning doesn’t make for good photography, but it can’t matter.
It’s one of those moody and indecisive days. One minute, the chilly air sends me searching for a sweater, and the next minute, the warm
Apparently, the chicken wire fence does not descend deep enough. The groundhog has returned, and this time, within the boundaries of the carefully prepared soil
This morning, I remember a great truth–the Greatest Truth–that sets everything right. In Psalm 62 King David writes, “My soul finds rest in God alone;
I’m talking about photography again and how you just have to stay alert all day long to the beauty the light illuminates. You just never
My husband and in-laws are driving with me to run errands, and my husband tells the story of the worst internship he ever had as
Today, my professional development seminar on teaching practices concludes. Participants have been asked to bring in their “best practice” to share with the others. I’m
Last night my husband reminds me to “take the long view.” When something goes wrong (a boring class, an argument with a friend, a dieting
Today, the neighbors and I discuss how the first ten minutes of the day set the tone for the whole day. “It’s so true!” we