I went to the market the other day and came home with some delights like this and this celery root. If celery root were a dog, it would be a pug. I also came home with artichokes. Artichokes from Bretagne (a region famous for them) are huge! I can barely squeeze three in the ... read more
Servant or Landowner
My roommate Sue used to say, "You're okay, everything's okay," and sometimes when I need soothing, I tell myself that in her same tone. (Hi Sue). I thought I would mention to you that "I'm okay, everything's okay" with a big thanks to Ms. Pearl who noticed I've been a bit MIA from the blogosphere, ... read more
Elegance
A Revealing Anecdote from Yesterday Lady Jennie: Come kids - throw your garbage away and put your dishes in the sink. Young Lady: Aw, again? We always have to bring things here or put things there. Lady Jennie: Well, we don't have a servant so we need to be the ones to serve. Everyone in ... read more
A Recipe for Roast Chicken
Today we're going to make a simple meal that will wow your guests. Are you ready? It involves birds, so the more squeamish among you, feel free to check back next time. Although it isn't as bad as rabbit, I must say. You will be wondering about the title, I assume. It refers to the most tender part ... read more
Homework
Little Missy has lots of homework. (No, I have not changed Young Lady's name. But sometimes I call her Missy when she's naughty. Or when I'm teasing her. Or both). This tattooed girl eats way too much chewing gum. She's enthralled by the prospect of homework - can't you see? Right. ... read more
A Day in May
A day in May should be all about enjoying the garden. The garden containing plants and trees that have been well-watered by April rains. This is not the case. It's a dust bowl over here. However, two of my irises bloomed for the first time EVER this morning. Recognize the form? It's a fleur ... read more
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