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Monthly Archives: March 2013
From the Arlington Catholic Herald: Chef Jenna’s Vegetable Lasagna
All through Lent, our diocesan newspaper has published a weekly meatless recipe, along with an article about the person who created it. (Check out the DELICIOUS soup I made earlier in the season.) For the second week of Lent, it … Continue reading
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Tagged catholic, dinner, Easter, food, gluten free, Lent, meatless, vegetable lasagna, vegetarian
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What I Wore Palm Sunday
We ate our dinner on the deck on Saturday. Sunday evening it looked like this. We were in a bit of a hurry to get to church yesterday morning, knowing Palm Sunday is always a crowded Mass. I managed to … Continue reading
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Tagged catholic, Chef Louis, Palm Sunday, The Little Mermaid, What I Wore Sunday
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For Chocolate Lovers: Paula Deen’s Mississippi Mud Cake!
This one was such a big hit I had to make it twice. Oh, you gave up chocolate for Lent? Or maybe sweets? Well, this would definitely be off limits; but hey, today is Sunday so it’s not technically one … Continue reading
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Tagged chocolate, dessert, food, It Ain't All About the Cooking, Lent, Mississippi Mud Cake, Paula Deen
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In Which I Make A Good Confession Badly
I’ve had this post on my computer since February 10, the day before Pope Benedict announced his resignation. In the last few days we’ve heard quite a bit about God’s mercy and forgiveness from our new Holy Father, Pope Francis. … Continue reading
From Woman’s Day Magazine: Bangers and Mash. And Pope Stuff.
What an exciting week this has been! For the first time since I started this blog I’ve let seven whole days go by without posting anything. I’ve spent what little free time I had watching and reading everything I can … Continue reading
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Tagged bangers and mash, catholic, cooking, food, gluten free, mashed potatoes, new pope, Pope Francis, Rick Springfield, sausage, Woman's Day
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What I Wore Sunday, Volume Two
I’m on a roll, y’all…two weeks in a row of posting pictures of my middle-aged self modeling my Sunday outfit! Here ’tis: Oh! I got my hair colored and cut on Saturday, so now you can’t tell how much gray … Continue reading
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Tagged catholic, Catholicism, conclave, family, fashion, Mass, Papacy, Pope Benedict XVI, What I Wore Sunday
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7 Quick Takes, Volume 8
–1– We had a nice little snowstorm here on Wednesday, enough to give us a couple of days off from school. I spent the day puttering around the house, doing a little laundry, baking cookies, and wasting time on the … Continue reading
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Tagged 7 Quick Takes, adopt a cardinal, butternut squash soup, catholic, conclave, Downs Syndrome, family, Godspell, Lent, meatless Friday, nature, politics, prolife
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Three Sisters Stew: A Meatless Meal from the Arlington Catholic Herald
Let me take this opportunity to admit something to you: I’ve never been a huge fan of Lent. I come across lots of Catholics online who rave about how much they love Lent, and how it’s a great time for … Continue reading
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Tagged Arlington Catholic Herald, beans, butternut squash, corn, dinner, food, gluten free, Lent, meatless, Native American, Three Sisters Stew, vegetarian
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What I Wore Sunday, Volume One
All right, dang it, I’ve finally made up my mind to join the fun here. As the token Old Lady in this link-up (if there is anyone else here over 40, yay! Leave me a comment and I’ll follow you), … Continue reading