Well, I did my best to NOT comment on Harry & Meghan. However, I caved in, so here goes. I believe we all have a sense of responsibility for our family. It is exemplified by how we worry about our children, help our aging parents or be there at a time of need for our … More The Mystery of The Royals
Most of us know the history of the first Thanksgiving. It was celebrated by the Pilgrims after their first harvest in the “New World” in October 1621 to thank God for guiding them to the New World. This feast lasted three days, providing food for 13 pilgrims and 90 Native Americans. We don’t really know … More The True Meaning of Thanksgiving
My mother always made the most delicious Greek stuffing on Thanksgiving. It consisted of ground beef, onion, rice, pignoli nuts, walnuts, tomato sauce and lots of spices. Don’t bother looking it up on any online recipe sites because it just doesn’t exist – other than my mother’s handwritten copy, which I have. Since my mother … More Mom’s Greek Stuffing: Health vs. Tradition
2015 has been my Kaleidoscope Year. It’s been filled with bright colors, ever changing shapes, always interesting turns and yet continually dazzling in an odd sort of way. I think that God has decided that I should pay attention to my own words. Change is difficult but change is growth and change is good. Without … More Living in Hawaii
I am a terrible friend. Seriously, I am. I’m bad enough to my Hawaii friends but to my Boston friends, I am horrible. I will say that the last couple of years have been well…. Interesting. Starting with Lyme disease and ending with….. Lyme disease. And in between Lyme disease lots of changes both personally … More Confessions of a Bad Friend