Years ago, in a prior lifetime my best friend and I went to the movies to see Stigmata. Our children were in preschool together and we had some me-time on our hands. For reasons I cannot explain, the movie freaked us out.
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I'm a wife, mother, grandmother and avid home cook.I believe in eating healthy whenever possible, while still managing to indulge in life's pleasures.
Gorditas Round Two
Hey there, do you remember my first attempt at Gorditas? The taste was there, but the Gorditas were too thin to puff up properly and create those much needed pockets for filling. So here we go again – same number of Gorditas created from even more dough.
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All you need do today is to turn on the news and the world seems to have lost sight of its humanity. Hate leads the way and clouds our minds. Now more than ever before, we need to seek out our protectors. Each of us, before we were even born, were given an angel of the Lord. Fear not.
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We haven’t talked about the Little Flower (Saint Theresa of Lisieux) since the Pandemic of 2020. I think it’s time we talk about her again. Saints are people – just ordinary people who eventually surrender to God’s will alone.
Continue reading “The Little Rose and Home-Baked Cookies”Farewell September
I love the fall. It’s my favorite season. Living where we do, surrounded by miles and miles of orchards, the colors of fall are beautiful. While we don’t come close to the fall colors of New England, the sprinkling of reds and yellows are nice.
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Once upon a time, the Church celebrated three separate feast days for the most prominent of the seven Archangels; Gabriel, Michael and Raphael. Of these three, only Michael is mentioned by name in three major religious writings; the Torah, the Koran and Holy Scripture.
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Today we celebrate the state of North Carolina. Rather than look at the state as a whole or talk about strange laws, I thought we’d spend some time roaming the Outer Banks.
Continue reading “Hey There North Carolina”It’s a Friday Night Delight
On a bright Summer Sunday not very long ago, I jokingly asked our Pastor if I could order a nice steak on Friday for our wedding anniversary and just say a Rosary as penance instead. His answer surprised me.
Continue reading “It’s a Friday Night Delight”Yummy One Dish Magic
Now that the days are cooler (although upper 70s to lower 80s isn’t exactly “cold”), I am getting things done around the house. The fall cleaning and organizing in particular. My guys never know what they might come home to find.
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Today is National Lobster Day. It’s been a very long time since I’ve enjoyed a full lobster. Oh sure, we’ve had lobster tails, but it’s been a while since we’ve had the whole crustacean.
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What’s this – yet another Taco Tuesday? You bet! If there is one thing oh so popular in our house, it’s the Mexican staple – the taco. It’s a good thing I love to cook for my family. Most of what I make is so much better than anything we can get in a restaurant. The only reason to eat out is that someone else does the dishes.
Continue reading “One Terrific Taco Tuesday”Love That Cajun Goodness
It’s been a hot minute since we’ve cooked up anything with that Cajun New Orleans flavor. I love spicy foods. Each ethnic collection of spices has its own unique profile.
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There’s something about this time of the year that seems almost magical. The days are still pleasantly warm, while the nights are cooler. Oh yes, it means sleeping with the windows open. Fresh air at long last.
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Today is a day filled with options. The 21 day of September is both National New York Day and the Feast of Saint Matthew. This year we have a third option – an Ember Days of Autumn.
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Today’s inspiration comes from two Old School observances within the Church. It’s an Ember Days of Autumn and it’s a Friday.
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