Hi everyone: This week I just want to share an interview I had with Greg Musselman a few weeks ago on the Canadian TV show “100 Huntley Street,” (the longest running show of its kind in Canada’s history) about my … Continue reading →
The old girl just turned 13–a teenager now but that’s about right for her lifespan so she’s groaning with age and can’t keep her temperature where it should be. I took the hint and am sending her off to … Continue reading →
I’ve had a week of sense and nonsense–stuff that makes me want to scream and stuff that brings a smile. I’ll list a few, but spare you the details since I feel certain you have your own ‘stuff’ to … Continue reading →
My friend Lydia Harris recently published her book, In the Kitchen With Grandma: Stirring Up Tasty Memories Together (Harvest House Publishers). I interviewed her and wanted to share her comments and a tasty recipe with you. What prompted you to … Continue reading →
I’ve been thinking about this question lately. Do I want to respond thoughtfully and kindly to situations that provoke me? Or am I tempted to fly off the handle with the first words that come to mind–usually words that are … Continue reading →
Dear God, old age is creeping up my legs, down my arms, and across my face. I can’t catch it so I can’t stop it. I guess the best thing to do is accept it–with gratitude–since I’m actually very blessed … Continue reading →
There’s a popular cliché that says, “When the going gets tough, the though go shopping.” Ha! Ha! Not really. I’m inclined to edit this saying: “When the going gets tough, the weak turn to the Bible.” And as a friend … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Hi everyone: I realized after I posted my blog for today that I had forgotten to include the recipe for my favorite bran muffins so here it is: BOUNTIFUL BRAN MUFFINS Ingredients list one: 1 egg 2 tbs. Safflower oil … Continue reading →
Two of my favorite memories from childhood are backyard potlucks and summer picnics. My parents loved to entertain family and friends but our small house couldn’t hold a large gathering for long, so we spilled outdoors and carried on … Continue reading →