What we really want
waits within
the ordinary.
-Edward Espe Brown
The Tassajara Recipe Book
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i'm curating a collection of resources to help me expand my understanding of the world. it's an eclectic mix, feel free to take a look. xo
"our home in vermont"
crafting a rural spirit
inhale...exhale...relax your shoulders...repeat as often as needed
being mindful
- Karen L R
- vermont , United States
- Life can sometimes be a wrestling match between love and fear. We can CHOOSE which to embrace. Every day. On my "to do" list? Breathe, hope, notice, invite, love, create, wonder, celebrate.
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words i try to live by
Want what you have.
Do what you can.
Be who you are.
-Forrest Church
simple gifts
'Tis the gift to be simple,
'Tis the gift to be free,
'Tis the gift to come down
where we ought to be,
And when we find ourselves
in the place just right
'Twill be in the valley
of love and delight.
-Shaker hymn
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i'm curating a collection of resources to help me expand my understanding of the world. it's an eclectic mix, feel free to take a look. xo
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"our home in vermont"
..and how beautiful ordinary can be! :)
ReplyDeleteah!....that's why I romance it
ReplyDeletelove your table
Could rose petals be lovelier than these brussel sprout leaves?
ReplyDeleteThis post reminds me of Our Town. Would that our hearts be ever open to what our eyes perceive.
I have a question for you about those brussel sprout leaves. I love brussel sprouts, but finding some hijackers once turned me off them. Do you prepare them by separating the leaves?
ReplyDeleteBobbi, I sent you an email, but thought I would answer here as well.
DeleteI just shave the very bottom end off, remove any discolored or dried leaves and then proceed as the recipe instructs.
I LOVE Brussels sprouts.
Lovely posting, Karen... the photo of your table with the light streaming in makes me smile! You have a way with turning the "ordinary" as you say into extraordinary!
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