Though I enjoy all foods, I lean toward a pescatarian diet. Caribbean Tilapia is one of most favorite recipes. My grandmother used to make this dish with fresh Red Snapper we caught on the same day. It’s a healthy and quick dish enjoyed with most meaty fish. I hope that you enjoy this recipe as … Continue reading Recipe: Caribbean Tilapia
I look forward to January every year for it is the time when many catalogs displaying heirloom seeds arrive in my mailbox. As a farmer/gardener, this brings me good joy as the careful planning process begins. I use the word careful in the context that although I want to plant so much, I must limit … Continue reading A Life So Simple & Uncomplicated
On this early morning, the wind blows with no empathy. It is cold and damp. The form of wind I’m acquainted with during my winter visits in southern regions of the United States (US). The kind that takes the homeless hostage and causes stray animals to dig deep to escape it. Oh! I pray Lord, … Continue reading The Drawing of His Love
I’ve always made Thieves Vinegar at the end of every summer. This year, my abundance of basil and pineapple sage led me to change this up a bit. This cleaning vinegar has an excellent smell, and is very easy to make. Ingredients: White vinegar The leaves of any green basil enough to stuff about half … Continue reading Basil & Pineapple Sage Vinegar All-Purpose Cleaner
23rd of October, 2019-11:00 am (MST) On a phone call, on a balmy day last summer my ultra-feminist friend said to me…Wear slacks! Don’t wear a skirt! I was planning a visit to a different friend in the southern regions of Colorado. I said “No, I’ll wear a skirt. A skirt will be cooler and … Continue reading Making Sense Of It All