If you can sew a steampunk wardrobe, write a steampunk story, and create a steampunk computer. Monday, March 2, 2015. 8220;Ability takes you to the top. Monday, February 23, 2015. Friday, February 20, 2015.

I consider myself part of a nearly extinct breed of women by enjoying such hobbies as baking, sewing, and being a stay at home mom. But no, I do not dress like June Cleaver; quite the opposite, in fact.

Tuesday, December 13, 2011. This recipe has been made so many times and different ways. But I always come back to this one recipe, it is so good! I have told this story before, but it is one my Christmas memories. When dad would bring in the Christmas tree, mom would start making this recipe along with the Chocolate Surprise Cookies. Decorating the tree and eating these cookies, was part of the beginning of the Christmas season, for me.

Tuesday, November 13, 2012. Deseret News reviews Plain But Wholesome. The original review can be found here. Yes, they ate sego lily roots, just like Primary teachers say, but also wild onions, marrow bones and dishes from their ancestral homelands, like British hasty pudding and Danish æbleskivers.

Tasting the fare of yesteryear, the disastrous and the delicious. And so we had an unexpected need to make a peach cobbler.

This blog was started while Ron spent a year in Afghanistan. And Jana stayed behind in the States. As a way of keeping track of what was going on with each other. We apologize from the bottoms of our hearts. Check out our other blogs! Duck Stewed With Green Peas and Marmalade Pudding.

Wednesday, August 3, 2011. The most popular post on this blog has been my review of Yankee Screwdrivers. One of these things is not like the others.

Or, All the Things I Would Have Said, Had I Been There. Beneath My Dignity to Climb a Tree. Ordinary Life, Festival Days. That I no longer remember, has always been a bleating, bustling, blinking, dusty, cacophonous wedge that held back free-form summer so I could return unimpeded into reality and responsibility.

Saturday, June 20, 2015. On the way home from a recent trip we spotted a little sign pointing to a place called Cove Fort. Between a love for historic sites and a desire to get out of the car for a while, we stopped to see what was there. We were surprised at how nicely it had been restored and were given a tour. The living quarters of the folks who lived in and ran the fort were on one side of the inside walls of the structure.