This morning, The Kitchen had the privilege of helping host a luncheon for a young woman celebrating a beautiful milestone in her faith journey as she made her profession of faith at our local convent.
I don’t know if it is because I’ve gotten older or if I have “sucker” imprinted across my forehead, but we are apparently rescuing a 10-month-old pup soon.
There are certain recipes that become part of your family story. Not because they were written in a famous cookbook or passed down in a beautifully organized recipe box, but
Last week, I wrote about Jesus’ command for us to evangelize (“fish for”) others, and yes, we know this simple act can cause heart palpitations and a feeling of failure…
Jesus told his followers to be “fishers of men.” I have known several serious fishermen, including one who is a professional. He has learned the secrets of winning derbies by
The road from anger to bitterness is not a difficult one. The journey appears smooth and easily traveled, yet what awaits us around the bend is a cavernous pit.
I love spending time with my grand and great grandkids! One great granddaughter, in particular, is either going to be a research scientist, a lawyer or an interrogator for the FBI.
