For Christmas this year we decided that we just needed to be by ourselves and spend some time in reflection and prayer. So I cooked...a lot. Cooking for me is relaxing, enjoyable and comforting. Lots of times when I've cooked for people, they say things like "Don't trouble yourself" or "You don't need to spend all day cooking for us" or "We can just have sandwiches". But what most people don't realize is that I LOVE to cook, to try new recipes and to be in the kitchen. It's where I spent...
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Monday, December 3, 2012
It's beginning to feel a lot like Christmas
Cold season has arrived just in time for Christmas and I am savoring every minute of it! Here's just a small idea of what this time of year looks like for us...
1. Long pants and socks..only inside the house of course because socks outside would be ridiculous and wind up black...unless they were black to begin with...but we aren't so far gone as to wear black socks with tennis shoes!
2. Seeing Africans walking around in down coats, scarves and stocking hats. Hil.ar.ious.
3....
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Thankful
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Friday, November 9, 2012
Monday, November 5, 2012
What gets me through the day?
In 90-110+ degree weather with high humidity levels there is
only one thing that gets me through the day. Iced Coffee. Need I say more? I
became addicted when I worked at a certain bakery in downtown Edwardsville
where we called it “Iced Crack” because of the high caffeine levels and the
addictive tendency. But when I quit there to come here, I quickly switched back
to hot coffee and loved it. Then...
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Friday, October 5, 2012
Grossness

Grossness seems to be a theme this month. Let me explain.
The first thing that happened was that Zelli, our adorably stupid African dog, had mango flies. Three of them. Now for those of you who don't know what mango flies are let me explain. They are flies that lay their eggs which then hatch and try to find a host to grow in. Once they are grown they come out the host and bury themselves in...
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