From the kitchen of Neuscwhanstein, Bavaria 2012
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Friday photo: I Ching No. 56 Wanderer
21 Aug
Travel from Zürich
What a blessing to have spacious accommodations after a red-eye flight!
I Ching No. 56 discusses “The Wanderer”. The contemporary translation is travel.
Friday Photo: I Ching No. 16 Enthusiasm
29 May
Mom’s enthusiasm
Why is Mom so excited? It was May 2012. We got to board the plane for the second leg of our trip to London after weather caused the first leg to be diverted, unplanned overnight in wrong city and a flight crew that did not all show up. What’s in store for us? London gearing up for the Diamond Jubilee and a very special birthday tea at Kensington Palace Orangery. The first adventure was to see the crown jewels at the Tower of London.
For the rehearsal dinner
For the wedding
Mom is also enthusiastic about formal weddings…fantastic! This is what she has selected to wear next month.
I appreciate Mom enthusiastic follower of this blog! She has read all 239 posts from the beginning in 2010.
Thank you Mom!…..and Happy Birthday! Best wishes for many more!
Friday Photo: No. 33 Retreat
13 Mar
From the Leonardo in Munich
This image is a fond memory of joy and relief after a red-eye flight and a long day on the assembly floor. circa 2012
Serving comfort food with pottery
15 JanMy appreciation for pottery has bloomed since a lovely summer day in Seagrove, NC in 2007 with long time friends. The methods, colors and specialities of the artists are wonderful. The uniqueness of the studios was delightful.
Since then, I purchased these pairs of pottery bowls at Talbot Street Art Show (Indianapolis). I matched them with department store plates in coordinating colors. When I get my hostess act together, I can serve 12 using six different pairs of bowls/mugs. Soup, chili and/or stew served in pottery appeals to one’s senses of touch and vision in addition to taste and smell.
Mugs
Stacked mugs
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