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Voltaire = Writer, Historian and Philosopher – Words for today
A friend sent me this quote this week from Voltaire lived from 1694 -1778. An Enlightenment Era Writer and Philosopher. Continue reading
Posted in Art and Architecture
Tagged advocate, age of enlightenment, freedom of speech, frenchman, philospher, Quote for the day, Voltaire, writer
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Snowy Sunday = Three Lakes – Three Views
October 25 2020 was a snowy day. The temperature was 27 degrees F. Too low a temp for my Camera, tool my phone with me to the three Lakes in Minneapolis because I had been inside for too long…fresh air badly needed. Continue reading
Posted in animals, Art and Architecture, environment, photography, poetry
Tagged canada geese, early snow, Flowers, Lake Bde Maka Ska, lake Harriet Minneapolis, Lake of the Isles, photos of snow in Minneapolis, poetry, rose garden Minneapolis, roses in the snow, Snow, snowy day at the lakes, views of the lake, Winter in Minnesota
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Easy Lemon Blueberry Muffins = A Day of Conversations in the Garden – Poetry
I found a recipe for Lemon and Blueberry Muffins. It appealed to me because it was made with oil and less sugar than other recipes that I have made.
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A Bit of A Pickle = Stress Relief Cooking and Making Food to Give Away
Another pie, another pickle of cucumber, beets and hot pickled green beans; a filled puff pastry with kale, ricotta, smoked turkey; apple pie with apples from the farmers market; date cake; turkey chili. My senses are overwhelmed. I’ve worked through … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Architecture, Cake, Desserts, environment, Farmer's Markets, Meat, Slow food and art in the kitchen, Stew, Vegetables
Tagged Apple pie, Cake and pickles, date cake, great oak tree, kale pickled hot green beans, photography, pickled beets, puff pastry with kale, Turkey chili, Washburn Fair Oaks Park
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August Review = Food from my friends garden – Plus Peach Pie, Banana Bread Cookies and Dave’s Dahlias
Alicia asked me would I like some cucumbers and I said yes. They have bees and have given honey for presents. They have their own chickens. Continue reading
Posted in animals, Art and Architecture, Art Work, Cookies, Desserts, photography, Slow food and art in the kitchen, wildlife
Tagged banana bread chocolate chip cookies, bees at work, chickens in the backyard, city gardens, Dahlias, fresh eggs and salmon, fruit pie, Golden Gate Park, home grown vegetables, landscape paintings, Minneapolis, neighborhood gardens, Peach pie, tzatsiki
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