Homecoming tacos

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Hello again! We just returned from a fabulous family vacation to Nassau, Freeport and Key West via cruise ship. I’ll have most of the photos posted on my Facebook, if you want to check those out. There were lots of things I loved about this vacation, but there was one thing I missed very much from home. And that thing was Mexican food. Continue reading »

On avoiding a public shaming

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Our little neighborhood newspaper does a pretty good job of keeping people up-to-date on what’s going on around here. It has a great events calendar. It keeps track of which businesses are opening and closing. Usually there’s a couple of actually informative pieces. It also runs a hilariously passive-aggressive monthly feature, as seen above: Good Neighbor/Eyesore.  Continue reading »

Yes, but patience is not MY virtue

It’s been an…interesting…week. I can’t say too much about it because it has to do with work and I don’t like to write about my job much on the Internets, so at the risk of being a person who cryptically writes things and doesn’t give enough details about them (here’s looking at you, Kristen), I’ll just say it’s been a tough week.  Continue reading »

You’re my hero

I cook according to the weather a lot. I realized that yesterday when I considered grilling for dinner, and thought, “Oh, it is going to be too cold.” And then I thought maybe I’d make soup or chili and I said to myself, “Oh, it is too warm.” I’m a regular Goldilocks. Is this weird? Do other people make dinner based on the weather forecast? It makes planning meals in advance darn near impossible, at any rate.  Continue reading »

Like a pioneer

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I recently read an article about how it’s interesting that all the habits us bougie young folks have used to come from a place of necessity: preserving, growing our own food, raising animals, brewing beer, curing meat, sewing, and things like that. These are things our grandparents and great grandparents did because they didn’t have a choice, but it’s become sort of a luxury to be able to pursue these interests in the modern age. Like we’re making our own little time machines, for fun. Continue reading »

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