Note: This post is not affiliated with Garrison Keillor’s recent Washington Post Op Ed about raising heirloom tomatoes, which — although entertaining — we did not read until right before pushing the “publish” button. There is a lot that we are unsure of at the moment, but if there is one thing that remains true it is… Read More comfort and tomatoes
It wasn’t intentional, but I’m pretty sure we began the Fourth of July weekend in protest. It was storming in the mountains, which thwarted our previously planned Saturday escape, and the fireworks continued relentlessly into the wee hours of EVERY.SINGLE.NIGHT, keeping us from our cherished long weekend of sleep. Come Sunday, we were Independence Day Scrooges, bah humbug’ing and… Read More patriotism and green chile relish
Jason and I decided a long time ago that we wouldn’t buy one another material things for our birthdays. Save the wrapped presents for Christmas… birthdays were going to be about experiences. One time, it was an Indian curry cooking class. Another, it was a surprise visit from a parent. And even more recently, it… Read More roaring 20’s and parisian mushrooms
