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Ruth
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Winter Citrus
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One Red Pear
Substitutes for Conversation Hearts
The iconic Necco conversation hearts are no longer made.😢
My sister sent out the Brach’s version to the grandkids. I tasted one and spit it out in the trash but I will say she warned me prior to my putting it in my mouth.
Missing the chalky taste and flavors of the original.
But they looked festive so I photographed them along with the cinnamon hearts she mailed.
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Throwback Thursday
From the archives
Mary reads to a Maura at the Met.
Chef Sam Teaches Us to Make Pasta
Tuesday at the Senior Center, Stephen Foster Community Center, in Lawrenceville. Pasta Making Class taught by Chef Sam , some hand cut and some hand cranked through Pasta Machine. Three different sauces, all delicious.
Selfie on timer- Here I am sporting pasta apron my friend Vincie bought in Italy.
It was so much fun today . Thanks Chef Sam.
Retro-Mod Decor
Retro-Mod Decor at Who New?
on Butler Street in Lawrenceville.
Antidote to Gray
Tulips in a glass vase or pitcher in the front hall. They add color and warmth to the winter’s gray.
Highland Park Snowman
Saturday afternoon on the way home, I saw this big snowman at the park entrance.
Teapot Wisdom
Wildflower Mural House On Route A1A
As you get gas at the BP station on Route A1A, you can see the colorful Wildflower mural that artist Steven Teller has been painting on this house, which is his studio. There’s an article in the St Augustine Record about his artwork… “displayed Mexican petunias, dune daisies and Gaillardia blanket flowers. He said he noticed that wildflowers became more abundant in Vilano Beach after two hurricanes (Irma,Matthew) rocked the area and spread seeds.”
Getting gas at night is the second photo. Glad our hostess Joanne drove by in the daylight so we could photograph the mural again, not just in the car headlights.
