Here's my latest article for Bay magazine.
Unless we change our minds I think we're going to be spontaneous this evening and go out for steak.
Almost finally, I was also disappointed in Wild Mind from Natalie Goldberg. I loved her Writing Down the Bones but Wild Mind was a Zen too far for me.
As our rhubarb is rapidly taking over the garden I made some rhubarb and custard muffins for Zac's yesterday.
For complicated reasons - testing a theory - I'm trying to avoid gluten at the moment so I had to settle for rhubarb and custard.
And just getting in before the end of Pride month.
9 comments:
While I have not ever sampled rhubarb-custard muffins, yours did look rather tasty. In the [past I have had strawberry rhubarb pie but admittedly it was never a favorite compared to blueberry or apple.
Love your Pride shirt! Beautiful!
I love muffins.
God bless.
This is the second blog today where I've posted, seen it published and now it's gone! I also admired your shirt!
Great Pride shirt, Liz!
Different try, different comment: on your Bay article ref Peter and Paul, who share a feastday on June 29th, it's always struck me as an eccesiastical joke to make two people with a poor opinion of each other, oil and water, share a day! It's like, here, fight it out!
One of my book club ladies made rhubarb and chocolate cake, it was delicious.
I've never had a rhubarb muffin but it sure looks tasty.
You asked about elementary school here. It goes to gr8, which means that grads are 13-14 years old. That’s the basic situation., but here in our area gr 7&8 actually learn in the same building as gr 10-12.
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