The kitchen is the one place where I have no fear. Nothing intimidates me and I am fully confident. When people act like I am doing something crazy, I rarely give myself any credit, because how could you be scared of things like oil or yeast? I reserve my fear for things that can kill … Continue reading On Fear and Beignets
Grocery List for Honest Parents
I cook a lot. But I really believe we parents need to be more honest with each other. Inside the front door, it gets ugly. And if we were all just a bit more honest, well, I think we all may be just a bit less crazy. I should add that in most grocery stores … Continue reading Grocery List for Honest Parents
Institutional Knowledge
Contrary to what my husband might think, this is not written in his likeness. Or his anti-likeness. It is simply an amalgamation of the stories I hear every day from mothers, friends, sisters, and others. Somewhere there is a man who knows that rugs get worn out, paint colors change, and fashions and trends are … Continue reading Institutional Knowledge
On Depressions and Sinkholes
I haven't made the structural changes to the blog that I have been hoping to do, but I have realized that I miss writing and I can't wait for that to do this. So I'm starting a new plan. I rigged up a treadmill desk and everyday I am going to do all of my … Continue reading On Depressions and Sinkholes