by Linda | Oct 30, 2014 | Healthy Harvest Recipes
This morning I picked what will probably be the last of the tomatoes from my garden. I must admit, it made me kind of sad. Here in the Northeast, the season is rather short for tomatoes. I wait anxiously for the first of these beautiful fruit to appear each summer...
by Linda | Sep 26, 2014 | Healthy Harvest Recipes
Ratatouille is French for stewed vegetables. It’s my “bowl full of garden goodness” in the summer and my “clean out the produce bin of the fridge” in the winter. Either way it’s a staple in my house. We’ve made it as a side...
by Linda | Sep 26, 2014 | Healthy Harvest Recipes
One of my favorite, healthy snacks to make is homemade pita chips and salsa. There’s nothing better than fresh salsa (especially when I can add as much cilantro as I want). In addition to being healthy and fat free, it’s also inexpensive when your...
by Linda | Sep 15, 2014 | Faith and Family
One by one the college fliers started to arrive in the mail. With great anticipation, my son runs and grabs them from my hand. I show little interest at first. I know if I do, I’ll have to admit that he too will be growing up and away all too soon. My mind...
by Linda | Sep 7, 2014 | Faith and Family
I found this story many year’s ago and thought is was a great reminder of the wisdom we glean from our grandparents. Too often we forget that as their bodies and minds weaken, they’ve traveled this road longer than we have and there is much we can learn...
by Linda | Sep 4, 2014 | Faith and Family
One by one, the alarms went off, and one by one the door opened and closed. With each creak of the front door, the hustle and bustle in the house settled and there it was – the start of another school year – the start of a more structured schedule. Those...
