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So Much Pleasure

2015-07-07T23:57:49+02:00

Things are moving fast. The tomato plants are being supported by a matrix of stakes, cages and ropes as their branches start to bow under the weight of all (...)

Celebrating Everything

2015-06-30T22:59:42+02:00

Evolution is inevitable, if… The ideas I held, years back, when revisited today, clearly express the experiences I had up till then. I have been documenting (...)

Melting mango ice cream with rose geranium

2015-06-22T22:13:59+02:00

The summer solstice occurred less then 24 hours ago, and I think we landed smack-dab into the dog days. Soaring temperatures that reach back a week, with (...)

Herb Me

2015-06-10T21:12:33+02:00

For the majority of my life the herbaceous notes I added to a dish came from a vendor, tied in bundles with twine, wire or rubber bands. I could never be sure (...)

Using what you have

2015-05-05T21:16:33+02:00

In my on going effort to finish up all the winter stores, as late spring brings in its harvest filling my basket, I am actively working to deplete my puttn’ (...)

Heavenly aroma of fresh herbs and baked bread

2015-04-30T21:16:56+02:00

I am making my list leaving plenty of room for impulse buys. I have made sure that my calendar in clear for the morning. It is so hard for me not to be too (...)

The Waiting Game

2015-04-16T22:46:46+02:00

All that is left of the daffodils are its slender flat leaves. Pink, red, purple and white azaleas are just past their peak. The lettuce and radishes are still (...)

Helping Mouthful

2015-04-01T20:50:58+02:00

I don’t consider myself a novice garden any longer, perhaps more of a journeyman at this point. I have a few years of successfully germinating seeds and (...)

Taste of Peace

2015-03-23T23:45:24+01:00

I am have been craving falafel. It is not like an anticipated hunkering for pizza, which was the foundation of my juvenile food pyramid. I do not remember (...)

Melting Away

2015-03-17T21:33:19+01:00

Seemingly, overnight the daffodils opened up their lemony, teacup blooms and the Bradford pear trees are showy with a huge puff of white blossoms. Wasn't it (...)