My Week in Food and Drink
My week started last Sunday in the best possible way. After a lovely morning selling the Gluten-Free Goodies at the farmers’ market,
Month: January 2010
Amelia's Eating Made Easy
I absolutely love talking to Amelia. She has masters degrees in nutrition and public health and is one of the most knowledgeable
Quinoa with Garlic, Spinach and Dried Cherries
I had a very busy weekend which meant I wasn’t around to cook for my kids. I had a pleasant reminder of
A Happy Ending
Long before I became a blogger or a mother, I was a newspaper reporter. When the earthquake in Haiti devastated the country,
Wonderful News!! Friend's Daughter is on Her Way Out of Haiti
I just talked to Lorraine and Samantha is on a plane and coming to the U.S.!!! She’ll arrive in Miami first where
LA Family Trying to Get Adopted Daughter Out of Haiti
I wanted to update the LA Moms Blog post from Friday about friends who are trying to get the girl they are
PBS and Food, Inc.
I have always loved food, both eating it and making it. But it wasn’t until I read Eric Schlosser’s book “Fast Food
BRESMA Orphanage
This blog appears to have current information about the status of the rescue. http://thatschurch.com/ If you’d like to follow the situation on
LA Moms Blog post: One Mother's Struggle to Get Adopted Daughter Out of Haiti
This is the LA Moms Blogs about Lorraine’s struggle to get her daughter out of Haiti. http://www.lamomsblog.com/2010/01/one-mothers-struggle-to-get-adopted-daughter-out-of-haiti.html#more CNN ran this story about
Friend's Struggle to Get Daughter Safely Out of Haiti
The news footage from Haiti is almost unbelievable. Buildings in rubble, bodies and limbs scattered in the streets, children wailing. The Red
got milk?
As I said in my previous post, 2010 is looking a lot like 2009. Just like last year, I made a poor