In San Antonio, on Broadway, there’s a store called Central Market. Its the snootiest, foodiest, most exotic and metropolitan grocery store I’d ever been to. White asparagus! Shocking! Their cheese section was fantastically stinky; their seafood counter was better than a trip to the zoo. My kids would beg to go “see the lobsters and … Continue reading meant for mole’ flour tortillas
I started a bullet journal this year. I don’t know that I needed one, but I’ve got an unnatural affinity for notebooks and pens; when I came across this style of journaling, I started obsessing. One neat aspect of journaling this way is that the pages aren’t always in order. Calendar pages are filled in … Continue reading Bullet journal: awesome things & mistakes
My friend Eugenia lives in the cutest village just outside of Parsberg, Germany. There are quirky sites around every corner. The pole^^^ is decorated for a 30th birthday party. 🙂 Eugenia’s family made us so very welcome into their home. The kids played and laughed and chased… after being cooped up in planes and trains, … Continue reading Germany, Days 6 & 7
FRG: family readiness group What the FRG is: an organization made up of mostly civilian volunteers who do their best to provide military families with support, resources (phone numbers and contacts to help you find baby-sitters, doctors, friends, banks, and councilors), and encouragement to help them be strong, independent, and successful military families. What the FRG is … Continue reading Confessions of an FRG Leader
this is a long post…settle in I completed the Bataan Memorial Death March in the Civilian Light category of the full march (there was an “honorary” course which was only 14 miles). It was the hardest thing I have ever done, mentally and physically. Let me be clear: there are others who completed this course … Continue reading Bataan 26.2
“I love the Earth. It’s where I keep all my stuff.”- SpaceGhost “I just want to work.”-my Uncle Danny While at Barnes & Noble yesterday, I bought a new notebook. I went with the intention of buying a Moleskein book. I just love those little black books with the heavy feel, the elastic straps, and … Continue reading Made in America
The last two days have been…like magic from The Good Faeries. We’ve all been out (way, way out) to Jim and Toy’s house and the kids have played their dirty little socks off. The Lane Rock Farm is full of woods, three huge dogs, and hills. Oh, and rocks. Jim made my two munchkins knives … Continue reading Christmas Eve
Today I made Eugenia’s Mole’. I feel as if I’ve died and gone to Food Heaven. Eugenia’s Mole‘ is sooo…it’s fantastically…its like… (((sigh))) There are no adjectives to fully convey the Wonderous Magic that is -fanfare here- Eugenia’s Mole’. Remember the first time you made Thanksgiving Dinner by yourself? Do you remember that Grown-Up, The … Continue reading …it’s…i just…you see…there just aren’t words…
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