Thanksgiving celebrates pumpkins
The Times-Journal (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
Pumpkin pies will be the favorite dessert on many Thanksgiving tables this year.
The Times-Journal (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
Pumpkin pies will be the favorite dessert on many Thanksgiving tables this year.
Manolo for the Brides (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
Brides-to-be take note: I just cannot stand having to lean around a too-tall, too-wide centerpiece to converse with the tablemates seated across from me at your wedding receptions. I may not know anyone at my table other than The Beard, but I am not afraid of making small talk with strangers, and would gladly chat [...]
Anecdotal Evidence (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Two seventh-grade boys, one of them my student, vie for possession of the long-handled magnet in shop class. True to their age and sex, both are loud, bossy and competitive. The magnet is intended for picking up screws, bolts and stray bits of sheet metal snipped from pencil boxes and pooper-scoopers. Part of their rivalry is turf. Both want to police, in however trivial a fashion, the vast concrete...
Selma In The City (Free subscription) | 17/11/2009
I feel like I’m in an action movie where I’m trapped in a room and the evil genius who is after me has a device that is making the walls close in. Inch by inch. My next door neighbours, to the right of me, to the left of me, have complained about the jacaranda tree in [...]
Eating In Translation (Free subscription) | 09/11/2009
Despite the white pubescent fuzz, one tough character. The fuzz rubs off easily under running water, though when you core your quince ($2.50 per pound) you might prefer to pull off the peel, which is edible but slightly astringent. You'll still need to soften it up. As a simpler alternative...
Simple, Green, Frugal Co-op (Free subscription) | 09/11/2009
Posted by Thomas, from A Growing TraditionSince Meyer lemon trees can bloom throughout the year, it is possible to have fruits ripening alongside clusters of new blossoms. I've always had a fascination with citrus trees. Maybe it's because one of my earliest childhood memories revolve around wandering the streets of Chinatown during Chinese New Year and seeing miniature mandarin orange trees
Home Living (Free subscription) | 05/11/2009
Peeling Potatoes, by Ernest Walbourn British, 1872-1927 Potato Digging in the Kitchen Garden by William Small, British: 1843-1929 Potato Harvest by Ernest Masson (France 19th century) Planting Potatoes by Frederick Leighton Britain, 1830-1896 Digging Potatoes November 4th These are all Copyrighted photos: all rights reserved! Do not duplicate or put anywhere on the web. How
MoCo Loco (Free subscription) | 03/11/2009
Turn on the Clockwork Lantern and watch the blossoms spin around, casting playful shadows.
Milliesmarvels (Free subscription) | 02/11/2009
The Recipe for November's Challenge has been set by Susie. This month, we would like you to create a card using:3 flowers2 gems1 butterfly.Here is my DT card.I used DCWV papers from the Blossoms and Butterflies stack and cut the Butterfly from one of the backing papers. The gems are from Papermania and the flowers are cut with a Sizzix die. The sentiment is Stampin up.You have until the end of
Saturday Morning Poke (Free subscription) | 31/10/2009
McPhearson prepares to hand out Orange Crush to the kiddies so the little bastards will have something heavy in their bag to beat off the candy steeling teenagers. This oogie boogie episode features: Out of Luck(Get Evil) Junkie Vampires(Theres a Ghost In My Shoes) The Sworn Liars(The Flesh Remover) Aliens Strangers(Werewolf Girlfriend) Big John Bates(I Got The Creeps) Face Down Presley(Songs For The...
TREND HUNTER Magazine (Free subscription) | 30/10/2009
(TrendHunter.com) What do you do when you want to be environmentally friendly by creating hybrid cars, but the process to do so is incredibly polluting? Well, since the Toyota Prius creates so much pollution during the…
Changing Places (Free subscription) | 27/10/2009
Noel Hart, Crimson Rosella David Watts, Crimson Rosella Crimson Bouquet Imagine your heart as an opening lotus. From its center comes a crimson child, Pure, virginal, and innocent. One meditation gives this instruction : Imagine your heart opening into a red lotus. From its center comes a crimson child. Bring this child out of your body and imagine him or her floating above your head. [...]
moodboard (Free subscription) | 26/10/2009
1.Vintage postcard I found at the flea market 2.Home of DavidMetNicole 3. Fugenzo Cherry Blossoms 4. Martha Stewart Blossom Branches I mentioned earlier that I was going to be helping out with a wedding shower. The bride has a fun,...
Laudator Temporis Acti (Free subscription) | 25/10/2009
John Buchan, An Autumn Picture : As here I sit this languid Autumn day, Before me stretch great shores of sunset leaves, Crowning the gaunt boughs ere the wind bereaves The woods of these, the lingering leaves of May. Crimson and golden in a death display Bright flare the blossoms of the falling year. Now gone the green of beech, and cold and sere The yielding hazel. All the skies are gray. High from...
the evolving mind (Free subscription) | 23/10/2009
In a bull-fighting ring, the bull battles not a cape, but a matador. Although its focus is drawn to the cape again and again. Although we are drawn to the flashy, colorful petals of blossoms, what is the interest all about? In our perception of beauty, while the outward appearance is a cape, what [...]