Monthly Archives: March 2019

Original No-Knead Bread

Posted on March 29, 2019 by Mary Jane

I read an article recently about the advantages of slow fermentation during the process of baking bread. A slow rise contributes not only to better flavor, but also to increased nutrition. This caused me to think about the fact that … Continue reading →

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Daffodils

Posted on March 21, 2019 by Mary Jane

tucked in a corner sheltered from wind caressed by sun signaling spring

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Packing Light

Posted on March 20, 2019 by Mary Jane

I’ve learned a few things about packing recently. The smaller and lighter the suitcase, the better. Knowing that we were going to be juggling airports and planes, and hopping onto trains when we went to Great Britain, I limited myself … Continue reading →

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Nature and Art

Posted on March 18, 2019 by Mary Jane

Sunlight glinting on glass. Elf-like creatures teetering on balls and skipping over logs. Woven baskets spun by fairy hands, and left to float among lily pads. A towering cube suspended on edge. Capturing, reflecting, spinning sunlight, and color and wonder. … Continue reading →

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Plan B

Posted on March 17, 2019 by Mary Jane

Had an “Aha” moment at the Naples Botanical Gardens. Tucked in the greenery was a sign:  “The key to life is how well you deal with plan B.” The truth behind that statement is almost glaring in its simplicity, but … Continue reading →

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Natural Beauty

Posted on March 16, 2019 by Mary Jane

Life seems to be settling back into its normal steady hum of routine. I’ve been making soup and bread. Two things we missed on our trip. It’s been a smooth transition for the most part, but I did wake up … Continue reading →

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Home Again

Posted on March 14, 2019 by Mary Jane

Back at the nest. Our winter escape to warmer climates has come full cycle. Being away for almost six weeks has certain advantages. In spite of the fact that our trip was, on the whole, pretty special and wonderful, I’m … Continue reading →

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