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Stop the Madness! I cannot remain silent.
Without freedom of thought, there can be no such thing as wisdom – and no such thing as public liberty without freedom of speech. Benjamin Franklin For peace to truly take…
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A Favorite Muffin: Raisin Oat with a Twist
I recently found a cherished recipe my mother had lost tucked away in my scrapbook cookbook. It brought back many happy memories—the aroma of my childhood kitchen, my mother humming…
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Unexpected Delivery
À knock on my door revealed my neighbor standing there holding the largest bouquet of flowers I’ve seen in a longtime. I stared at her in disbelief and asked if…
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Paint Me a Portrait
We can learn plenty by paying attention to elements like clothing, jewelry, or backgrounds. These details often convey social standing, profession, or personal beliefs. “The purpose of art is not…
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Scrapbook Cookbook
My Scrapbook Cookbook isn’t just about cooking; it’s about connecting with the people I’ve met, creating memories through food, and finding joy in preparing a meal. Every recipe is paired with a…
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Thank You for the Birthday Greetings, and for Following my Blog
To celebrate my birthday my family and I went out to dinner. A simple pizzeria where we could go early and the children could be children and I could be…
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The gifts to share The desserts to pass around The song to sing, the candles to blow Thank you, wonder, love, my parents for this life.
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Candlemas in France
Candlemas (February 2nd), that quiet pause in winter when the days begin to stretch just a little longer, and the world, still wrapped in cold, hints at the warmth to…
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When We Were Young
My friend Erika sent me this photo of Yann and me. Paris, 1988
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