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The World’s Best Caramel Corn

This afternoon, we’re munching on a batch of this little bit of heaven while we watch the Vikings/Ravens game. From 101 Secrets a Cool Mom Knows by Sue Ellin Browder and Walter Browder: As a Cool Mom knows, the secret to any delectable cuisine lies in the recipe.  And here’s the very best recipe for […]

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The Elegance of the Hedgehog

What a delightful book!  It absconds with your heart and leaves you very sad…and happy, all rolled into one.  I guess the word for it would be bittersweet. A precocious, suicidal twelve-year old (Paloma Josse) and a prickly, hiding-her-smarts concierge (Madame Michel) live in the same apartment building.  They meet, but only toward the end […]

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Beautiful Inspiration

Today I shall share some gems that I’ve been hoarding to myself.  They may not be your cup of tea, but I’m still going to share.  Gratefulness is not a pre-requisite. Get a fresh cup of coffee (or tea…or whatever you’re drinking) and browse these sites.  So fun.  [Although, I will say my mind goes […]

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The Way I Want to Parent

This comes from Brenda Shoshanna’s book Zen Miracles: Finding Peace in an Insane World. “There is a wonderful story about a great Zen Master who was called by his brother and asked to come home and help with his nephew.  The boy had become a rebel, staying out late at night, smoking, drinking, and making […]

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On the Difficulty of Writing

Finally. The truth, as I know it, about writing. Junot Díaz, who wrote the 2008 Pulitzer Prize-winning book The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, splays it all out, in O Magazine’s November 2009 issue.  You can read it here. Some writers might disagree.  Some writers may sit down every morning, to be met with […]

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