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The Orange and The Fish: Tables
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The Orange and The Fish. Will you walk a little faster? Said a whiting to a snail, "There's a porpoise close behind us, and he's treading on my tail! See how eagerly the lobsters and the turtles all advance: They are waiting on the shingle- will you come and join the dance? Saturday, November 22, 2014. Katie from small group said. Great post- lovely and oh so true perspective! Enjoyed sitting around your table with a warm meal last week. Thanks for your hospitality and scrumptious generosity! Man Walks I...
The Legal Peacock: Everybody is Still Alive
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Do sequins have to happen for a reason? Wednesday, August 3, 2011. Everybody is Still Alive. I posted a few weeks ago about my new plants and my fear of unintentional herbicide. I am happy to report that my fears were unnecessary and all three of my botanic acquisitions are alive and well. Here is Petunia:. She is like a petulant child. I just think of her as the crabby old lady who lives on my balcony. Next up, we have Viola:. Finally, my favorite child, Tom! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I'm a fa...
The Legal Peacock: June 2012
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Do sequins have to happen for a reason? Thursday, June 28, 2012. I Can't Believe I'm Admitting This. Last night I had a very vivid dream that I moved back to Morris. To my old apartment. And I was ECSTATIC about it. I remember thinking the move was so easy because I knew exactly where to put all my furniture. I even remember planning out how I was going to surprise my Morris friends with the news that I had returned. What. The. Fork. This is not me. Wednesday, June 13, 2012. I am not dead yet. FINALLY, t...
Dry Rub: Pitchers, Catchers and the smell of barbecue
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Recollections and thoughts on life in Minnesota and the midwest. family, travels, the church, the state. Occasional ramblings about an old smoker and the quest for perfect barbecue. Pitchers, Catchers and the smell of barbecue. On this coldest date of the year, two observations. 1) I stepped off the bus this morning in -17 temps. Was hit by the smell of barbecue coming from who knows where and immediately felt 100 degrees warmer. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Victoria, Minnesota, United States.
Dry Rub: Seasons
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Recollections and thoughts on life in Minnesota and the midwest. family, travels, the church, the state. Occasional ramblings about an old smoker and the quest for perfect barbecue. We are getting ready for the first snow storm since last winter. The house is ready. The summer tools are all put away. Rakes, shovels, hoe, wheelbarrow and lawnmower are sound asleep in the shed. They'll hibernate until some day in April, perhaps March, they are called to duty again. It is 45 days until Christmas. Paper cups...
Dry Rub: February 2014
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Recollections and thoughts on life in Minnesota and the midwest. family, travels, the church, the state. Occasional ramblings about an old smoker and the quest for perfect barbecue. I think this is a metaphor. Links to this post. This winter seems to be longer than normal, with more snow and cold. Don't know whether that's true, but seems that way. Perhaps as we age the more difficult weather days seem longer than they actually are. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
Dry Rub: Spring finally
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Recollections and thoughts on life in Minnesota and the midwest. family, travels, the church, the state. Occasional ramblings about an old smoker and the quest for perfect barbecue. I don't know why it has taken so long for me to post to this blog. Try to put something here at least monthly. We have taken down six trees that were either in danger of falling over, or had outgrown their space. Now the challenge is to get grass and shrubs to grow where the trees once stood. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Dry Rub: Prayer for Lilly
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Recollections and thoughts on life in Minnesota and the midwest. family, travels, the church, the state. Occasional ramblings about an old smoker and the quest for perfect barbecue. I met you for the first time a few days ago. These are my prayers and thoughts for you. That you some day stand where I do, perhaps in the 2060's, and push back a tear over grey hair and hold your own grandchild. That you will some day kneel in prayer and thank God for your mom and your dad. May your laughs be long and hearty.
Dry Rub: On the deck
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Recollections and thoughts on life in Minnesota and the midwest. family, travels, the church, the state. Occasional ramblings about an old smoker and the quest for perfect barbecue. This winter seems to be longer than normal, with more snow and cold. Don't know whether that's true, but seems that way. Perhaps as we age the more difficult weather days seem longer than they actually are. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Victoria, Minnesota, United States. View my complete profile. Books Read in 2015.
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Permaculture design, consultation, and education. Oh. And we really like wildcrafting, the ocean, and regeneration. December 23, 2010. I had heard about “Kombucha” quite a few times before from Permaculture friends, but it wasn’t until I attended the Permaculture Teacher Training. In Seattle that I had actually tried any for myself. My new friend Carrie who works for Seattle Tilth. Brought some in one day that she had brewed. I was so pleasantly surprised! What’s it good for? Helps detoxify the liver.
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Edible Awesomeness | Eating Your Way Through Life
Eating Your Way Through Life. December 25, 2014. Chickens were being domesticated before 1400 B.C . These birds; like many others, supplied humans with both eggs and meat, that were fairly nutritious. The origin of this animal are not quite clear, but are most likely from some place within south east Asia. Approximately 30-45 minutes from start to finish. 6 pieces Boneless, skinless chicken breast 2 cups All-purpose flour […]. March 30, 2014. March 29, 2014. March 28, 2014. March 28, 2014.
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