Article Archive for July 2009
Finally, someone has combined the incredible, gets-in-your-head steakhouse classic of creamed spinach and rare-cooked beef, on one plate. Behold.
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1. My Year of Legos is a new blog with some …
After having my third child, it suddenly dawned on me that I am a grown-up now. The oddity of having to birth three large babies before I felt like an adult doesn’t escape my notice. …
I am convinced that the greatest machine ever created by all of mankind’s stubborn effort is the bicycle. It’s simple, elegant, efficient. It at once recaptures the excitement of youth and highlights the independence of …
Back in the day, when I was in man hunting mode, there were many attributes and characteristics that I was looking for in a husband. Most of them were contingent on appearance, ability to keep …
My youngest is two and a half, and for about six months now has been trying to drop her mid-day nap.
I am not happy about it.
Sure, it can be inconvenient to be house-bound during the …
Try as we might, we have never been able to successfully recreate the scallion pancakes from the Chinese place, often ending up with a much doughier, thicker (though still delicious) result. The Brown Eyed Baker, …
It’s July, and gardens all across America are groaning with healthful and delicious produce. If you’re like my family members, you plant not only for the enjoyment of the food itself but for the …
I have a reputation in my town. People recognise me when I go past, and will often turn to watch me as I go, or whisper loudly to their friends and giggle. Cars will slow …
Disclaimer – The author fully acknowledges that her views may be tainted by having been raised by dirty hippies, as well as a genetic predisposition to cheapness that is encoded deep in Scottish, German & …


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