Family Games
Dinnertime is the time we slow down and nourish our bodies. But, it is more than just the meals that are important to us, it
Dinnertime is the time we slow down and nourish our bodies. But, it is more than just the meals that are important to us, it
I’m exhausted, not really hungry, and pretty darn cranky; but Keely asks, ‘Will you eat dinner with me, Mommy?” I agree to, and realize that
The Unraveling of Dinner Read More »
As I make way through another day in the kitchen, I grab my tin of olive oil, or jug of canola oil, and get cooking.
The Laudemio Consortium: Producing Quality Tuscan Olive Oil Read More »
I do this every year. I make my resolutions and then don’t follow through with them. This time around, I’ve scaled back my resolutions, and
Breakfast Resolutions Read More »
Holidays are a time for baking all our favorite, cookies, pastries, and breads. Here we highlight two of the essential ingredients in baking – flour
And with one wrong move, another butter dish smashes into pieces on the kitchen floor. We just can’t seem keep a butter dish in one
The Broken Butter Dish — and other memories Read More »
For three days last week, I hiked, explored, learned and dined with nearly 100, 5th grade students from our Elementary School. it is an annual
Out of Our Element Read More »
One thing I learned this last week is that you can’t mess with tradition. For a brief moment, our annual Pumpkin Carving Party was to
Don’t Mess with Tradition Read More »
(originally published: Oct. 2013) This past weekend, we held our 11th annual Pumpkin Caving Party. It’s a great Everage family tradition in which we invite
Halloween Party Planning Read More »
I have a disdain for dishes, especially if they are still hanging around long after I’ve digested the meal. Yet all around me lie remnants
Remnants of a Meal: My Relationship with Dirty Dishes Read More »