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Morel Asparagus Risotto aka Birthday Dinner
Real birthdays are not annual affairs. Real birthdays are the days when we have a new birth. Here’s to hoping you have a real birthday today and every day! Cheers! Morel Asparagus Risotto 8 cups strong chicken stock 3/4 pound … Continue reading
Posted in Birthday, Eating, Family, Morel, Recipes, Uncategorized
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Cupcakes. Need I say more?
is for Cupcake, that’s good enough for me. C is for cupcake…. Catchy tune, if you every watched Sesame Street, anyway, wouldn’t you say? Okay, the words might not be right, but cupcakes are really better than cookies, anyway, don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Eating, Uncategorized
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Living the Locavore Lifestyle
lo·ca·vore. noun \ˈlō-kə-ˌvȯr\. Definition of LOCAVORE. : one who eats foods grown locally whenever possible. Animal, Vegetable, Miracle, by Barbara Kingsolver made a pretty big impact on us all. A highly recommended, educational and thoroughly interesting read. A must read for any and all. It … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Eating, Morel, Uncategorized
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Bloggers’ Quilt Festival ~ Spring 2011
This is that fabulous time of year, I get so excited, I can hardly stand it. Tied to the computer, inspired, uplifted, ideas swirling faster than my brain can handle. It’s Bloggers’ Quilt Festival Week! Where bloggers share a … Continue reading
Posted in Bloggers' Quilt Festival, fabric, Family, Quilting, Sewing, Travel
Tagged batik, blogger's quilt festival, hand quilted, Mosaic tiles, scrap, St. Mark's Basilica, stonehenge, venice
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There’s a fungus among us…
Fungi are so incredibly cool. So many colors. So many shapes. So much texture. Always another surprise just around the corner. Can you believe the variety on just a small portion of our property? And it’s always a family affair. … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Morel
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Bring it on, summer!
Having the Pollo- pescatarian daughter home, from college, has stirred up some delicious new favorites! With graduation in the rear view, we’ve been really busy getting her moved back home. Lots of packing, unpacking, running, doing stairs, organizing and donating. … Continue reading
Some things never change….
Thank Goodness. The Gold Standard by which all Hot and Sour soups are compared…… Yellow Curry, no mushrooms, extra onions, and can you make that extra spicy, please? Yellowfin tuna…… Red Dragon Sushi Rolls…. and yes that is Sriracha sauce, … Continue reading
Posted in Eating, Sushi
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Has spring sprung where you live?
It appears to be a ways off, here at the cottage. It’s still very cold and gray. The lake still has the look of winter about it. Snow drifts here and there, very few neighbors about their properties, shrubbery still … Continue reading
Posted in Cottage, Fitness, Snow
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Happy Adoption Day, Cutie Patooties!
When I really started to get into quilting and started having nieces and nephews pop out right and left, I decided I would make them each a baby quilt, when they were born. Of course, there were already 9 (?) … Continue reading
Posted in 2011 completes, Crafting, fabric, Family, Quilting, Quilts and their History, Quilts with history, Sewing
Tagged hand quilted, hand quilting, Kona, quilt, solids
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I Know, I Know, I Know…….
I’ve been really busy. I do plan on coming back here. Hopefully, within the week. Please don’t give up on me.. LOL! Many things going on, many at one time, but the one thing that has remained constant in my … Continue reading



