Monthly Archives: March 2011

Friends for Tea

On a sunny Friday, sometimes it’s good to invite a few friends over.  Start with a snuggle and party planning on the bed.  Make sure everyone is comfortable! When the menu is planned, tea prepared, and snacks laid out just

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Tsunami

My thoughts go out to the people of Japan who’ve suffered a horrible tragedy when an 8.9 magnitude earthquake struck, followed by a 33ft tsunami.  Living in a seismically-active coastal area I’ve often run through my head the action plan

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Climbing Trees

There is something magical about climbing a living thing.  Sure, clambering up the back of the sofa is okay, but much better to climb up daddy, grappling onto handfuls of shirt and digging toes into any crevasse hoping for traction. 

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Bread Batter

[flickr video=5506769039] It’s mesmerizing, isn’t it?  Can you imagine what’s being whipped around in the mixer?  Pancake batter?  Icing for a cake?  Nope.  Bread dough.  This is the ultra-high hydration olive oil brioche from the book Tartine Bread.  I mixed

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Nowhere/Somewhere

Handmade Blog is light this week because I’ve got another professional licensure exam (hopefully the last).  But I’ll set my readers to an interesting task:  visit the town of Tange, Nepal.  Zoom in with Google Earth until you can see

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My Daughter and a Mountain Lion

I love this picture for many reasons, all my own, but I hope you find some enjoyment from it too.

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