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Hot Cross Buns (A Lenten Tradition)

Lent is not a time for rejoicing in food. In my tradition (Episcopal) we often think of Lenten discipline and things that we give up for Lent (as opposed to the things we look forward to eating). In our heavily Catholic area, meat is…

March 13, 2017
sewing

Sewing Conundrum Follow Up

I’d like to thank everyone for their very generous assistance. I got the dresses done by the last day of Dr. Seuss week (by a hair). My lovely friend, Kathy, has two machines and we were able to knock out the second dress, (complete…

March 6, 2017
sewing Uncategorized

Sewing Conundrum-Please Help!

I admit I am overly ambitious. This week is Dr. Seuss week (since when is this a thing?) at my children’s respective schools. I came across this adorable fabric at 40% off and a 40% off coupon at Joann’s and it called to me.…

February 27, 2017
behavioral health food

Getting Dinner on the Table (Quickly)

We’ve all been there, we haven’t figured out what to make for dinner and the hour is running short. It’s tempting to order a pizza, but it’s usually expensive and relatively unhealthy. I know when I don’t have something to make for dinner, it causes…

February 12, 2017
children's sleep health parenting

In Praise of the Baby Box

Nothing gets me more excited than a terrific public health initiative! New Jersey has become the first state to offer expectant parents free baby boxes.(Pennsylvanians routinely poke fun at the State of New Jersey but this is something to emulate) What is a baby…

January 28, 2017
food

Split Pea Soup-in Your Instant Pot

I’m very fond of my instant pot. I am always talking about how it cooks things that used to take hours in the crockpot in minutes. If you aren’t familiar with this amazing gadget, it puts all other pressure cookers to shame. I like…

January 10, 2017
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