Hello! What a beautiful day this is – a heavenly gift from the Lord above.
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Today is the feast day of Saint Paul of the Cross. He is not to be confused with Saint Paul the Apostle, author of vast volumes of scripture. This Saint Paul is Italian, born in 1694.
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Do you have a favorite meal? Do you like breakfast over dinner or lunch over breakfast? For me, I love breakfast.
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Today we celebrate the Feast of Saint Luke, an Evangelist to the Gentiles. Saint Luke was a physician, and a companion to Saint Paul. Like the other Gospel writers, at times Saint Luke references other writers. However, his Gospel contains information not found elsewhere.
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It doesn’t seem to matter where we travel to, when I am home again all I can think about is how to recreate the experience at the dinner table. I’m not alone in this.
Continue reading “Pasta Day Kissed with Tennessee Heat”Just Give It a Kiss
Today is National Liqueur Day, not to be confused with hard liquor. And today’s post has nothing to do with a National Day since it contains just a splash of Tequila.
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Choices, choices and lots of choices. Today is National Cheese Curd Day, Mushroom Day and Red Wine Day. Hum, is there such a thing as Red Wine Cheese Curds infused with Truffles? Yum!
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Today is National Dessert Day. Have you ever wondered just what the heck constitutes a dessert in the first place? Are there rules? Here’s what AI had to say:
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One Hundred and Nine Years – that’s how long it has been since upwards of 100,000 people in Portugal had gathered in the hamlet of Fátima to bear witness to a promised miracle. Some were of the faithful, others were not. Each had a reason to be there.
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Did you know that today is National Vermont Day? I just love the idea of celebrating each state in a positive light. I really don’t understand why so many people feel the need to hate the land of their birth.
Continue reading “Vermont and Maple Syrup”Hey There It’s Sausage Pizza Day
Days like today were just made for my guys. They love their pizza. If they had things there way we’d eat pizza, burgers, tacos – then repeat. If you’ve been around a while, you know I’m not a big pizza eater.
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For every yin there is a yang. For each up there is a down. Balance is what keeps the world spinning and people semi-sane.
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Fridays are special in so many ways. For students, it means no school for the next few days. For most working folks, it means their time is their own. And for us old school Catholics Fridays mean skipping that big, juicy steak.
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Welcome to another Thursday Night Supper at the old homestead. Nothing makes a house a home like those who dwell under its roof. And there is no one I would rather dwell with than my Hubby.
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Sometimes Holy Days are found in Scripture. Easter Sunday. Christmas Day. The Feast of the Ascension. These are Biblical events.
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