Meat Free Monday
Today’s recipe of baked tomatoes stuffed with quinoa makes a tasty supper dish. Quinoa (pronounced keen-wah) is simply bursting with vitamin B and iron and is a wonderful grain as it contains all 8 essential amino… Continue reading
Monthly Archive: April, 2010
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Spy Mom
A breast cancer diagnosis at age forty-six inspired a churchgoing suburban soccer mom to make her biggest dream come true: becoming a real-life Nancy Drew. I loved the responses I got to last… Continue reading
Poetry Friday
The Deep By the time they put a name on it you are already pushing back – black-bottomed sludge spilling between your toes, sucking deep, digging in, as you poise to spring clear.… Continue reading
Six Impossible Things
The Queen in Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland “There is no use trying,” said Alice; “one can’t believe impossible things.” “I dare say you haven’t had much practice,”said the Queen. “When I was… Continue reading
That’s just the way it comes
I’ve been reading M. Scott Peck’s book The Road Less Travelled and Beyond, and while disappointed that it is not as good as his seminal work, The Road Less Travelled, I am nevertheless picking up… Continue reading
The benefits of oncology massage
Catherine Connors, holistic therapist and stress management consultant, wrote a blog post a couple of weeks ago about how beautiful the body is and how we do not always cherish the most wonderful… Continue reading
Joy for Phil and Amy Mickelson
It was a happy moment watching Phil Mickelson, dressed in black, a pink ribbon embroidered into his golf cap, take his third Masters in Augusta on Sunday. The Mickelson family have had a tough year… Continue reading
Meat Free Monday
I discovered a terrific blog recently with some wonderfully creative vegetarian recipes with an emphasis on Indian flavours. So today’s recipe is borrowed from Lisa’s Kitchen and it features a staple of my own… Continue reading
