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One family's explorations towards living a natural life through our choices, our faith and our daily events
Words of Wisdom
"I long to accomplish great and noble tasks, but it is my chief duty to accomplish small tasks as if they were great and noble."
- Helen Keller
- Calvin B. DeWitt, president of the Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies
"My head bent over a bowl of steaming soup, my prayer seems to be incense floating up to heaven. I think God likes soup.
- Mary Beth Lind
"Food bears the signature of God's grace. It is the fruit of the web of life that clothes our globe in such beauty... a steady diet of gratitude keeps us awake in God's economy of grace. It invites us to make choices that allow all to have a place at the banquet and the web of life to flourish."
- Cathy Campbell, author of Stations of the Banquet: Faith Foundations for Food Justice
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Blogs I read
Good Things
- Building a Nutrition packed day
- Elephant Island
- European Breads Bakery
- Joie
- La Frenz
- Laughing Stock Wines (a favorite of mine!)
- Les Amis Du Fromage
- Liberty Wine
- MCC (I wonder if the MCC woud like being listed in with all of these wines??!!)
- Method: People Against Dirty
- My winter life and home and where I see all of my "winter friends"
- Raincity grill - my favorite fancy restaurant
- Spud
- The cookbook that changed my life
6 comments:
Those people are so fascinating. Drumming on your steering wheel or singing with enthusiasm when someone might very well see you is one thing...picking your nose is an entirely different story. On occasion, I've seen people eat it too. I just threw up a little.
OK - I just threw up more than a little. Ick. Welcome home! LOL
lol! Reminds me of the episode of Seinfeld where the woman sees Jerry "scratching" his nose while driving, and thinks he is picking it, and will have nothing to do with him. Lol! Are you SURE it was a full pick M?? Was there actual insertion of the finger into the nose canal (these were Jerry and George's criteria). Lol!!!
Sorry. I didn't think you could see me.
Stella, lets just say "the finger travelled to the nostril and appeared to insert. The view of observation was head on vs. side view therefore allowing for clear and distinct observation of the subject's activity. I observede movement of the finger and what appeared to be expansion of movement of the nostril. Upon removal of the finger, there was observable examination by the subject of the tip of the finger that may indicate the subject may have been noting the results of the insertion. This was followed by a wiping and flicking of the finger possibly indicating the need to get rid of the results of the insertion." I'm not sure of the level of insertion but it appeared that the insertion was productive in its removal of items.
In other words "der's gold in dem dere hills!"
M, your description was... detailed...
ew.
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