Buried way back at the beginning of this blog is a story called Stone Soup. Its a wonderful fable about what happens when a community comes together to share food and create community. This story has been an inspiration to me in so many ways and last night at Koha I was reminded again of this tale and its meaning. You can tell when food is prepared with love. Its tastes real, full, alive.

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Located in the heart of the east Willamette Valley, Pudding River Wine Cellars is a family operated vineyard and winery producing small-lot, boutique styled wines including Malbec, Syrah, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris,. We would love to talk to you 503.

Jim Barton grew up in a little logging community in the Pacific Northwest. His grandfather owned and operated a sawmill thirty years before he was born. His own father did the same. By the time he was a freshman in high school, he was already working part time in a local sawmill pulling lumber on a green chain. Jim also grew up in Alaska between the age of seven and fourteen. His father was a bush pilot, his mother a water color artist and mother of four children. The beautiful thing is the body.