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From Rommegrott, Lutefisk, Lefse Recipes to Ryōkan the Hermit = Mind Traveling
I found this recipe in one of the church cookbooks that I collected long ago and far away. As a laugh, I sent this to my friend Alan, who has some Norwegian ancestry and called me to rave about how his mother made Rommergrott and how they loved it.
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Posted in Art Work, environment, Food Humor, health, photography, poetry
Tagged "Zen Buddhism", food, hermit, Ingebretsens, japanese poetry, lefse, lutefisk, meditation, mind travelling, rommegrott, Ryōkan, Scandinavian products, Shohaku Okamura, zen quotes, Zen teaching
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Thoughts At the Close of the Year 2020 = “One Brings Sorrow and the Other Brings Joy” – A Winter View
On Monday I drove by Lake of the Isles in Minneapolis. There were skaters dotted across the smooth ice. The wind was 35 miles per hour. Continue reading
Robert Frost – American Poet = “Miles to go…”
Reunion is my poem about a trip to visit a friend and Robert Frost’s grave in Old Bennington Vermont. I grew up in New England and we read Robert Frost’s work in school. Remember Continue reading
Washburn Fair Oaks Park – Minneapolis Statue of George Washington is toppled over by vandals
“The culprits toppled the statue of the first president and covered the pioneers monument with anti-colonialist graffiti.”~ Star Tribune
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Posted in Art and Architecture, Art Work, Contemplative life
Tagged agression, healing, History, love, Minneapolis Parks, peace, star tribune, statues vandalized, symbolic acts, war
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A Vegetable Peeler: A Simple Object Lesson – A Contemplative life = An Attitude of Gratitude
Radakitchenstore I bought a Rada vegetable peeler at the farmer’s market ages ago from a nice couple selling Rada products. “Imported from Iowa,” remarked the woman that was selling Rada knives too. This is a stainless steel peeler and worked … Continue reading
Posted in animals, Art Work, Contemplative life, Dog Portraits, environment, Farmer's Markets, health
Tagged covid, covid testing, dog portrait, facemasks, Gratitude, keeping an attitude of gratitude, loss, Midwest, Minnesota, missing real life contact, online shopping, Shetland Sheepdog, shopping, social distance, zoom dinner
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