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Not an apology Using the word “But,” in an apology makes it null and void. When we use the word BUT, we’re not really apologizing. Giving a true apology doesn’t come naturally. Politicians are not the only ones who are good at avoiding issues and deflecting blame on others. This practice is old – 6,000-plus…
Potato peelings Red potato peelings in mashed potatoes. Believe it or not, there are more nutrients in the peelings of a potato than in the actual potato itself. That’s not the only reason I don’t peel red potatoes. I do it to save time. Wash those potatoes thoroughly. Then cut the potatoes into chunks and…
Lessons in Responsibility Lack of responsibility was the farthest thing from my mind when I heard the thud of Dave’s feet as he came across the porch. I had no idea we were about to embark on a lesson in responsibility when the front door opened and Dave marched two little guys inside. One look…
A new fruit The pomegranates I brought to the kids’ class I teach on Wednesday evenings were a fascination all evening long. The kids had never seen this fruit, and they wanted to touch and handle the pomegranates. They kept asking me about “those things” during the entire lesson. I had also brought grapes, but…
Cheeseburger soup #2 I call this cheeseburger soup #2 because I’ve posted another recipe earlier with the same name. There are so many versions of this soup out there, but most of them have the same ingredients. This soup adds vegetables, so it rounds out a nutritional meal in one dish.The ingredients are ones that…
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