Escalade Escapades
Luckily, my resolution around judgmental thinking was simply to be aware of judgmental thoughts. Because if it was to not have judgmental thoughts, I would have had a much bigger … Continue reading Escalade Escapades

Luckily, my resolution around judgmental thinking was simply to be aware of judgmental thoughts. Because if it was to not have judgmental thoughts, I would have had a much bigger … Continue reading Escalade Escapades
My husband’s cousin posted a link to an op-ed in The New York Times by Ross Douthat entitled, “The Unborn Paradox.” In the article, Douthat juxtaposes the trials of a … Continue reading You Don’t Feel That Way: Minimizing Women’s Experiences
My friend Lynn posted a very provocative Facebook status this morning: Life is better with a homemade peppermint mocha made from leftover candy canes and chocolate chips. Even if it … Continue reading Faux Pep Mo
My kids bring a smile to my face. Well, not always. Sometimes they make me gnash my teeth. But a lot of the time they make me smile. Today, my … Continue reading What Brings a Smile to My Face
I’ve been holding onto a recipe for Roast Fresh Ham from America’s Test Kitchen/Cook’s Illustrated for a few years now. I could never figure out how to get a fresh … Continue reading Roast Fresh Ham (with a Side of Kale and Blackeye Peas)
I think I may have mentioned that I like to read. As part of that reading process, I enjoy going back and looking at the list of books I’ve read … Continue reading 2010: My Year in Books
When I asked my husband who deserves more credit than they’re getting*, he answered like he usually does: tangentially. He told me about an article by Michael Lewis (“The No-Stats … Continue reading Who Deserves More Credit? Shane Battier. That’s Who.
According to the Cynthia Lair on the cookusinterruptus blog, the French believe that eating pancakes on New Year’s Day promotes good luck and health for the coming year. I didn’t … Continue reading New Year’s Pancakes
If I’m an Eeyore when it comes to fun, I’m something of a Piglet when it comes to trying new things. While it really is hard to be brave when … Continue reading January is “Explore” Month!
So WordPress is doing this post-a-day challenge thing for 2011. It’s just like the name implies: a challenge to post on one’s blog every day of the year 2011. It … Continue reading I’m Accepting the Challenge
Fun month hasn’t been a laugh riot or anything, but it has helped me to be ready for fun whenever it might happen. Sometimes it’s taking a moment to listen … Continue reading Fun Month Review: Fun in Unexpected Places
I’ve been kind of freaking out and overwhelmed the past couple of weeks. I mean, contemplating moving my family into an RV might, under the right circumstances, be a bold … Continue reading No More Emotional Pink Bellies