OK, I know I sound like a shill, but you should totally buy a share in a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program this summer. I had the best time last year with my weekly pickups from Dennison’s Family Farm in Elora, Tenn. It really did turn into my own version of Iron Chef, having to [...]
Archive for February, 2010
CSA time draws near
Posted in CSA, tagged childhood, cooking, corn, crops, CSA, Dennison's Family Farm, family, farm, farmer's market, food, grandfather, husband, ice cream, Iron Chef, LocalHarvest, mississippi, Mother Nature, South, strawberries, summer, tomatoes, watermelons on February 25, 2010 | 9 Comments »
New purchases beget more new purchases
Posted in Photographs, Uncategorized, tagged adulthood, Australia, ceramic cooktop, cooking, cookware, enamelware, grandmother, home, husband, kitchen, oven, remodeling, stainless steel, stove, thrift store, Tramontina on February 4, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Buying cookware is the final stage of entry to adulthood, right? I am SO there. I’ve been using the cookware pictured here for about 16 years. Liberated from the home of my dearly departed paternal grandmother, it’s likely older than I am. Wear and tear wasn’t really a problem, however, since she hardly ever cooked [...]
As Pictured Below: Dreamy ducks
Posted in As Pictured Below, Photographs, tagged animals, ducks, Huntsville, iPhone, photograph, TiltShift on February 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
This photograph didn’t turn out the way I had intended, but it still holds some charm for me. One day I’ll find the perfect image for TiltShiftMaker.
