Notes From Mother – A Bible Study Regarding the Terminal Generation In going through my file of Mother’s letters, I found this Bible Study about the Terminal Generation that she had sent me, which seems rather apropos given the current events of our day. May you be blessed by her efforts. ...
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My Venture into Sculpting I had always wanted to sculpt, and one day, with a few extra dollars in my bag, I was at Aaron Brothers, and bought a small piece of clay and a few tools, just for fun. I made this piece for my sister, Joy ...
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Trellised Tomatoes This summer I have enjoyed eating tomatoes picked fresh off of the vine, without so much as adding salt. I have not been growing heirloom tomatoes, though I would love to, instead, I have been reaping a harvest of tomatoes grown indoors, around the pool. The first plant,...
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National Museum of the Marine Corps “The terrazzo floor depicts the transition from ocean to shore, representing the Marines´ mission of amphibious assault. Soaring up from the floor is a 210 foot stainless steel spire suggesting the raised barrel of an artillery piece, a bayoneted rifle or an drawn Mameluke sword. Anchoring...
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Pickled Cauliflower Do not be afraid of pickling! Especially when you are making pickles that will be refrigerated thus; you do not have to worry about whether or not you have achieved the perfect canning seal. I have always loved pickled vegetables, with their great texture and flavors – I remember...
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“Happiness in intelligent people is the rarest things I know.” ~ Ernest Hemingway ~ Painting by Henry Strater
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Pink Peonies When we bought the house in Maine, the only element in the landscape, which drew my attention, was what I believed to be a pink rose bush. I saw the blooms in passing, and imagined cutting roses for my table; a joy I have not truly had since living in...
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General George Patton Museum and Center of Leadership General George S. Patton, Jr., was one of the four star generals who led the allies to victory, during World War II. A colorful and complex character, he was a man of honor, integrity, and dedication; who bravely fought for our nation, including heroically in North...
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Inspired by the recent tragic events, in Orlando, Florida, Anthony Ruiz has written a new poem, which you may read below or which you may watch, as he recites it for you at: Pulse 6/12/16 There is something in the air today It’s not right It’s not fair today 49...
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Pie Crust! I am feeling the desire for comfort food; and I have to say pie goes a long way toward making me feel safe and happy. Both sweet and savory pies are delicious and conjure up memories of special occasions, like being allowed to tag along with Mother and Wanda, as...
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