Winter Warmth, Part II
A very heartwarming event today, of course, may demand a more celebratory meal, so the soup recipe I promised you might not be your choice for today. But when I get home from work tonight,…
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Warmth and Cheer in Winter: Part 1
Thursday night, on my way home through the foggy evening, knowing I could stay home, all on my own, ’til Saturday noon-ish, I stopped by the grocery store and stocked up on soup mixings (hey,…
View PostLanguage exploration in Edeet Ravel’s Ten Thousand Lovers
I hope I’ll get a chance soon to write about my most recent reading: Bill Gaston’s Sointula as my “fun, own-choice” reading (with an extra bit of inspiration from Mardel) and Rebecca Godfrey’s The Torn…
View Postcalming down in the fog
First, thanks to those of you who wished my mom and my family well as she went through surgery and the following treatment period. Surgery went well on Friday, only the second of its laparoscopically-guided…
View PostStuck in the Middle With . . . Worry and Guilt!
We spotted this charmingly cheery graffiti near some guerrilla gardening along the railroad tracks not far from Vancouver’s Granville Island back in November, the day before Nola was born actually. Cheery seems just the ticket…
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