Mississippi’s New Attendance Policy – Stop the Hysteria, Moms!
Today in the hair salon, some moms were talking about the state’s new attendance policy. Me after listening…”Retired teacher here. If you want to really […]
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When We Believed in Mermaids and Egg/Bacon Pie
Recipe link So honestly, I didn’t really cook this recipe as written. I did do the crust which is the best I have ever made. […]
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If You Tell: A True Story of Murder, Family Secrets, and the Unbreakable Bond of Sisterhood
Due to the nature of the book, I felt that cooking a recipe would be somewhat insensitive. I had never heard of this book […]
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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time and blueberry scones
Recipe link I know y’all are truly “shocked” that I did another scones recipe but we love scones! My youngest daughter told me to […]
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Mudbound and a tomato sandwich (just roll with it)
I know what you are thinking…a tomato sandwich? Well, considering this book takes place in Mississippi and I am a Mississippian, there really wasn’t […]
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Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet (and Bellman and Black: A Novel) – Milk and Honey Bread
Recipe link Whoo! That was a lot in the title. I have gone from posting per book to doing a few at a time. I […]
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Greenlights by Matthew McConaughey and Texas Cowboy Soup
Recipe link Soup in the summer? Why, yes! Always! Year round! Cheap, versatile… My recipe is a little different than the linked recipe because […]
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Left to Tell: Discovering God Amidst the Rwandan Holocaust and Diphaphata
Recipe link Ok. So Diphaphata is not a traditional Rwandan recipe. I could not find a Rwandan recipe that was simple to make with ingredients […]
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Three book reviews for the price of one (reading)… One Blood: Parting Words to the Church on Race and Love, The Sanatorium: A Novel, and The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
I made this meme a few years ago. It perfectly “explains” why this blog post is different than my previous posts: IT IS THE […]
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America’s First Daughter and Thomas Jefferson’s Sweet Potato Biscuts
Recipe link A few years ago, I bought a book at Goodwill that talked about Thomas Jefferson’s recipes. I really never looked at it […]
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The Women of Chateau Lafayette and French-Style Stuffed Eggs
Recipe link Who would have thought that there were variations to deviled eggs? Well, considering we had a dozen leftover from Easter, I thought I […]
