After at least two years of staring at a note on my bulletin board about Salt Water Farm Cooking School on the Maine coast in Lincolnville, I finally attended a class a few weeks ago and it was by far, one of the best moves …
I have always loved Fridays as they represent so much opportunity to me. A few days off, time to catch up, be lazy, or productive. Although it’s damp and dreary here today, I will make the best of a treasured Friday. Good weather for making …
Last night I had the distinct pleasure to attend a phenomenal inaugural celebration of the combined Yale, Harvard and University of Michigan glee clubs at the lovely Sanders Theater in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Oh what a treat! The energy, the voices, the accompaniment, the venue, the …
After so much tragic news in the press, I am on a mission to take a moment to acknowledge what makes me happy today. Love these peonies. Love this vase. Love that I can appreciate both and have a roof over my head. Safe from …
Trying to figure out why bad things happen has been an age old question that will never be answered. Why? Why then? Why there? Why was I spared while others were not? I can’t sort that out, no one can. I can’t get my head …
One of my neighbor friends has a lovely garden and it is always a treat to pass by her house to see what she has been planting. She works tirelessly and it shows. Along with a lush perennial bed and fantastically prolific, vegetable garden that …
Doesn’t this look like a painting? I was so overwhelmed by the sea of nectarine blossoms on my Saturday walk that I felt transported to the French countryside. Yet, I was only a mile or so away from home. Now, if only I could figure …
Although spring officially started a month ago, it hasn’t really shown its beauty here in Boston until the past few days with slightly warmer temperatures. The signaling of hope conveyed by bursts of forsythia yellow, pansies and periwinkle reminds me that indeed there will be …
