Tag Archives: brain injury

The Artist in me = Shifting gears – “The brain can heal”

Posted on 03/06/2020 by kunstkitchen

More time spent on art for my blog is my new path. Less of my time will focus on food writing because there are already so many food blogs of quality. It is a pleasure for me to cook and … Continue reading →

Posted in animals, Art and Architecture, Art Work | Tagged art, Barbara Albers Hill, blogging, brain injury, brain Injury books, Diaane Stoer Phd, life change, MD, Norman Doige, pastel drawing, recovering from Brain Injury, Support for brain Injury, TBI | 2 Comments

Weekly Photo Challenge – Unusual = A Cactus Grows Outside in Minnesota

Posted on 07/23/2017 by kunstkitchen

Brian has a pretty garden. This spring I noticed this cactus growing in his garden! This is Minnesota where the temperatures go down to -20 F in winter and sometime -40F with wind chill! This cactus lives outside all year. Continue reading →

Posted in Art and Architecture | Tagged 801 Washington Lofts, Art at 801, Art cars, Art opening, B.I.G. Brain Injury Group, brain injury, Brain Injury Alliance, brian Foster artist, cactus, Cactus grown in cold climate outdoors, dpchallenge, photo challenge, weekly photo challenge, photography, Minneapolis, Minnesota | 2 Comments

The Minnesota State Fair 2016 Day 1 = A Great Get Together or What I did at the Fair

Posted on 09/07/2016 by kunstkitchen

Just a minute, A little research for your reading pleasure: “The Minnesota State Fair was named the best state fair in the United States in 2015 by readers of USA Today.[7]” Continue reading →

Posted in Slow food and art in the kitchen | Tagged Advocating, brain injury, Brain Injury Alliance, DFL, Education about Medical Assistance to the legislature, Eric Schmiel, Jeff Nachbar, Minnesota state Fair, Minnesota Walk for Thought, Republican, State Legislature Minnesota at the Fair, Voting | 2 Comments

Scorpion Peppers at the Minneapolis Farmers Market + A Food Culture Reader “Anything That Moves”

Posted on 09/30/2014 by kunstkitchen

Sunday’s trip to the Lyndale Farmers’ Market with my friend Richard netted some broccoli, butternut squash, and kale. It was time for squash and green vegetables for me. The harvest is rich and plentiful at this time of year. There … Continue reading →