Mar 29th, 2009 Posted in academia, orthodoxy, tidbits, travel | no comment »
In a little over a month, I will be in Arizona.
In exactly three months, I will be flying to London.
My dreadlocks are 10 months and 8 days old.
I’ve uploaded almost 3,500 photos to flickr.
I’ve rated over 1,500 movies on Netflix.
I have 202 friends on Facebook and 16 followers on Twitter.
I’ve worked at the hospital for five years.
I’ve been an Orthodox Christian for almost three years.
I’ve been a college graduate for less than one year.
Mar 27th, 2009 Posted in family, foodie | 13 comments »
“Nope,” I answered. “That’s a week’s supply for six people.”
The older woman kindly shook her head and told me, “Well, I certainly wouldn’t want your grocery bill.”
Maybe not, but you wouldn’t believe the muscles I’ve built lugging this cart around on a weekly basis.
Our menu this week:
Tonight: “Finger Food Friday” (sweet potato fries, asparagus, and spinach-stuffed mushrooms)
Saturday: Fried Eggplant with Sliced Tomatoes and Roasted Green Beans
Sunday: Smoky Refried Bean Soup [so, so yummy]
Monday: Sweet Potato and Black Bean Burritos
Tuesday: Vegetarian Chili and Skillet Cornbread
Wednesday: Cauliflower and Black Bean Stew
Thursday: TLT’s (Tofu, Lettuce and Tomato Sandwiches)
Mar 25th, 2009 Posted in life in maine, photography | 5 comments »
We’ve been under a cold spell since Friday (yes, since the first day of Spring. Ironic, no?) But after being cooped up inside for the past several months, even a chilly breeze can’t discourage me from a daily walk to the end of our road and back.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
I’ve been quite inspired lately by Nicole’s posts and photos.
Her blog is like a deep breath of fresh air, so if you have the chance,
go take a peek. And then take a long walk. It’s good for the soul.
Mar 25th, 2009 Posted in life in maine, photography | no comment »
We’ve been under a cold spell since Friday (yes, since the first day of Spring. Ironic, no?) But after being cooped up inside for the past several months, even a chilly breeze can’t discourage me from a daily walk to the end of our road and back.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
I’ve been quite inspired lately by Nicole’s posts and photos.
Her blog is like a deep breath of fresh air, so if you have the chance,
go take a peek. And then take a long walk. It’s good for the soul.
