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Monthly Archives: November 2007
A visit with Aunt Anne
I drove out to visit my Great Aunt Anne today. She is 88 years old and is still living on her own. For that last few years, her situation has been less than ideal, but workable. However, these days it’s … Continue reading
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The soothing mindlessness of a pomander ball
Apartment 2024 is smelling appealingly of cloves and orange oils right at the moment because I took a brief break this morning from the nearly-finished thesis to make a pomander ball. There was something soothingly mindless about making rows with … Continue reading
Posted in Day to Day, student life
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Fickle machines
Last night I crawled into bed, all ready for sleep, with my computer. It was midnight and I was tired, but I needed to do a little more work before I could rest. I worked for about an hour, writing … Continue reading
Fork You: Lovely Leftovers
Here it is, folks. The very last episode in our Thanksgiving series, in which we make a dish that I like to call Turkey Pot Shepherd’s Pie. It combines all your Thanksgiving leftovers neatly into a single dish that is … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Fork You
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My brain is bruised
I used up most of my brain power today working in the writing center at school. We’re getting to the end of the semester and so from 4-8 pm today I sat in a chair as an array of students … Continue reading
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Leading the way at Slashfood
Until this last July, the only time in my life I had been paid for my writing was when I ten years old and submitted an essay to the Oregonian’s Thursday children’s page. They paid a whopping $10 for the … Continue reading
Posted in Appreciations, Food
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A quiet day, a concert and a little recognition
I didn’t leave my apartment today until 6:15 pm. I spent the day puttering. I did a load of laundry. I put away all the kitchen appliances that got pulled out as I got ready for Thanksgiving (I have a … Continue reading
Friday Thanksgiving
I spent the evening with my family out in Plymouth Meeting tonight for round two of Thanksgiving dinner. I brought half a gallon of gravy and there were three kinds of sweet potatoes and no regular ones. The food was … Continue reading
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Thanksgiving Greetings
I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
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The holiday kitchen dance
Last year this time I was out in Oregon, getting ready to cook dinner with my parents. The celery, mushrooms and onions were chopped and bagged, ready for the stuffing. Multiple heads of garlic had freed from their papery skins … Continue reading
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