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stuffing the stocking
My friend Sharon has a unique outlook on life. Her observations and comments are often hilarious, sometimes jaw-dropping and always entertaining. Three years ago she announced she was tired of Christmas. She’d come up with a plan, informed her husband … Continue reading
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loving the cranberry dip
We’re all stocking up on cranberries, right? I found a great new website a few weeks ago: www.jamiecooksitup.blogspot.com. You could spend all day drooling over her recipe collection. The cranberry dip was so gorgeous I had to try it. Jamie’s recipe called … Continue reading
nantucket cranberry pie cake
I’ll bet you ten bags of cranberries that this is the easiest dessert in the world. I first learned of it from Pioneer Woman (one of my favorite blogs). She calls it a pie. She adapted it from Laurie Colwin … Continue reading
ask mac & oatmeal cookies
“Ask Mac.” I heard that a lot when I was growing up. My great-uncle Mac was the only man in the family who could actually fix something. Build something. Take apart something and put it back together. Imagine the joy … Continue reading
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Tagged Donald MacKenzie, Laurabelle, oatmeal cookie recipe
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christmas spirit, note by note
We’ve been invited out to dinner on Christmas Day. There will be music. We are to bring the banjo and the fiddle and maybe even the lap steel. I was begged to bring the karaoke machine and both microphones. And … Continue reading
december birthdays
My grandfather’s birthday was December 17. He died in 1969, when he was 71 and I was 17. He loved to fish and read Mickey Spillane novels. He tolerated the antics of his three sisters and adored his son, daughter-in-law … Continue reading
decking the halls
This year I decorated the tree all by myself, which hadn’t happened since 1972. 1972. The year our first child was born. He was still in the hospital (he wouldn’t come home until New Year’s Day) and we had no money for … Continue reading
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lessons from austin, texas
25 things I’ve learned in austin, texas 1. People are friendly and love their music and their food and their unusual coffee shops. 2. You can eat great food from the trailers, which are everywhere and quite wonderful. If you … Continue reading
Posted in austin, food, texas
Tagged austin, music in austin, sightseeing in austin, sxsw tips, tip the band, trailer food, traveling to austin
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can you hear me now?
Banjo Man has never been, and never will be, a techno-geek. His purchase of a new Blackberry Storm cell phone three years ago was fraught with terror and stress. The touch screen, the tilting, the apps? If you have ever wanted … Continue reading
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Tagged blackberry storm, cell phones, easy cell phones, loudermilk, verizon
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