Do you ever talk to yourself? I do. I wander around the house, usually cleaning or working on a project, and I think out loud. That’s the only way to explain it – thinking out loud. I mean it’s not like having a conversation with myself. That would be crazy.
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The Keys to a Good Samaritan
Sometimes I cannot help but to find it ironic that today we honor those called Good Samaritans. The word Samaritan today has taken on a whole new meaning. Most people don’t even realize that Samaritans are a Ethno-religious offshoot from the ancient Israelites.
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Today is both Johnny Applseed Day and Eat Your Noodles Day. Noodles and pasta are the same, right? Okay, we don’t call Chicken Noodle Soup Chicken Pasta Soup, but we could.
Continue reading “Eat Your Noodles!”Celebrate the Second Sunday in Lent
Not that long ago, I shared with you that Hubby and I attended a Thank You Dinner put on by our Parish. It was to honor those who volunteered their time and then some to put together a month long Eucharistic Immersion Experience that actually allowed visitors to walk through the Twelve Stations of the Eucharist.
Continue reading “Celebrate the Second Sunday in Lent”Beautiful Sunday Supper
Our year is nearly at an end. Next Sunday is the Feast of Christ the King, the last Sunday of the Church year. The following Sunday Advent begins, as the Church embraces a new liturgical year, with readings from Cycle B, and a focus on the Gospel of Saint Mark. For Catholics today, the Bible readings presented on Sundays are divided into Year A, Year B and Year C.
Continue reading “Beautiful Sunday Supper”German-American Day and Chicken Schnitzel
Once upon a time this country celebrated National German-American Day. The first such celebration took place in Philadelphia in 1883 to mark the 200th anniversary of the founding of Germantown. The idea of celebrating Americans with German roots caught on.
Continue reading “German-American Day and Chicken Schnitzel”National Chicken Wing Compromise
What are Boneless Chicken Wings? Let’s be honest – they are bite-size pieces of chicken breast that have be prepared much the same way you would wings. There’s nothing “wing” about it. But it is a compormise.
Continue reading “National Chicken Wing Compromise”A Different Fried Chicken
Today is National Fried Chicken Day. And so we must ask ourselves, just what is fried chicken? What a silly question! It’s chicken that’s fried, right? So this chicken counts. It’s cooked in a skillet, what more do we want?
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“Now, Therefore, I, Franklin D. Roosevelt, President of the United States of America, do hereby designate December 15, 1941, as Bill of Rights Day. And I call upon the officials of the Government, and upon the people of the United States, to observe the day by displaying the flag of the United States on public buildings and by meeting together for such prayers and such ceremonies as may seem to them appropriate.”
Continue reading “Gather Round the Table”It’s A Saturday Nigh Rant
It seems lately I’ve been feeling a bit nostalgic. And that makes me sad in some ways. I long for a time that has passed, and will not come again. A simple time. A rich time.
Continue reading “It’s A Saturday Nigh Rant”Surprisingly Delicious Sunday Supper
Growing up, Sunday dinners were either Roast Beef or Fried Chicken. I cannot remember having a roast chicken, but I haven’t a clue why. Perhaps it’s because Pops hails from Oklahoma, with a very southern country boy upbringing. I’m sure somewhere in the south there might be a chicken roasting, but more often than not it’s fried.
Continue reading “Surprisingly Delicious Sunday Supper”It’s Chicken Boy Day Yet Again
If you’ve been around before, then you know that September 1 is National Chicken Boy Day. This day is more about the giant Chicken Boy than the restaurant he once called home.
Continue reading “It’s Chicken Boy Day Yet Again”A Beautiful Tuscan Feast
A few months back, we discovered a little Italian eatery that was amazing. The chef is so talented. Every dish was perfectly executed. The service was flawless. So what was the problem?
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Is this really the first day in June? Oh my, this year is really flying along. The older I get, the more the days seem to whisk on by. Too bad life doesn’t come with a remote control to fast-forward though life’s difficulties and a pause button to linger in the joys.
Continue reading “Whiskey Laced Chicken Supper”Welcome to Tuscan Thursday
On the National Front, today is Nutty Fudge Day. Who doesn’t love fudge? It’s been a part of my Christmas celebration for as long as I can remember. Dad made upwards of 5 pounds or more every holiday.
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