Dishin’ with Dody: Lettuce, dressing, and croutons…oh my!
As promised, here is the continuation of our “salad odyssey”. Last column covered the creation of salad dressings. The body of a salad is as varied as the dressings. Most any vegetable or fruit can be added to a salad. …
Dishin with Dody
I have missed you this past week. My father, Ross, passed away, so my life has been consumed with the details of his life. His memorial service was Saturday. The most difficult part was knowing how much he would have…
“Anne” and Constance Fenimore Woolson
Constance Fenimore Woolson was an American novelist and short story writer who was born in Claremont, New Hampshire on March 5th, 1840. She travelled extensively through the midwestern and northeastern regions of the USA during her childhood and young adulthood….
Continuing our abridged serialization of Kathleen Bodden-Harris’ book “Quest on the Marl Road”
Part 47 A New Beginning Almost immediately, she answered him. “I don’t think we could find any finer place to live. The neighbors are so great and they literally look out for you.” She paused as she considered her feelings…
Fountains are a pleasure
I love water fountains. They can be located just about anywhere, take on any form and by the way the water is engineered to be released, are a moving picture of delight. From the times of royal nobles to our…
Kids get all fired up over pottery
Children from the Rehoboth summer camp had a chance to get their hands dirty at All Fired Up on Tuesday.
