Frogs can and do freeze, including their hearts, and then thaw and get right back to living their everyday froggy life when it warms up. We’re doing the renewal pruning at Glover Gardens in our own efforts to get our green back.
In its raw form, with its clean, crisp flavor and boat-like shape, this little finger-sized leaf is a perfect delivery device for richer foods.
There will be repercussions: lawsuits and hearings, accusations and resignations, and perhaps, at long last, legislation and regulations.
The Grill-Meister and I celebrated Valentine’s of 2020 at Field’s restaurant in Bay St. Louis; we’re reliving the memory with the photos.
I learned to make Chicken and Dumplings from a stellar recipe in Epicurious that was recommended by a colleague. Winter demands comfort food!
Black History Month is one of many opportunities for individuals and organizations to acknowledge the rich historical legacy of Black people.
Crunchy fennel and corn play nicely with arugula, especially with a vinaigrette that sports orange juice, a little cider vinegar and Dijon for punch and some honey to mellow it out.
It was cold, damp, bleak and dreary. Dickens would have felt right at home.
Mt. Vernon United Methodist Church in Richmond, Texas was founded in 1865 by former slaves just after the Civil War. It’s still going strong.
If ever there was a movie in which the nature setting plays a significant role, has a character of its own, From Here to Eternity is it.
We’re all waiting for the day when friends can once again be greeted with a bear hug.
Without guile, sarcasm, irony, mockery, I-Told-You-So-ism, satire or derision, the message I wish to share today, inauguration day, is this Kingston Trio song.
If you have an ADD employee or family member I hope these insights will help you understand them.
it’s not enough to “not be racist,” I must be anti-racist and actively involved in highlighting injustice and creating a better world, along the lines of “If you’re not part of the solution, you’re part of the problem”.
Each of us has the opportunity to positively impact others by the way we live and act on our values.
This is a provocative and enlightening article refuting the idea that “the best art always bears the biggest price tag”.
For one month each year, nutcrackers are gallant and chivalrous stars, standing proud and valient with their bold colors and swords, and for the rest of the time, they’re unceremoniously crammed together in a red plastic tub and forgotten in the attic.
A pair of new studies show how birds improve our wellbeing, adding to a growing body of evidence that avians are an antidote to our despair.
We celebrate, honor and value birds, today and every day.
A remembrance and a haiku for the intrepid little lady we lost, Ruth Violet Hiatt Holt.
