While visiting an Amish friend this past in winter, I woke to the gentle creaking of old wooden steps, and I knew my dear friend was on her way to the cellar to add wood to the stove. Her husband was on a three-day hunt, and while he’s gone she’s diligent about maintaining the wood… Read more »
I’d like to introduce you to Sherry Gore, author of Taste of Pinecraft: Glimpses of Sarasota, Florida’s Amish Culture and Kitchens. I first came in contact with Sherry in 2006. Our friendship has grown over the years, and now I’d like to give you a chance to get to know her. Sherry is a member… Read more »
I received another letter from one of my Amish friends today. As I handled the long white envelope that arrived in my mailbox, I thought about how it had been in a home built in the 1700s and addressed to me in the same manner as if it were the 1700s—by candlelight. I slit open… Read more »
Tea Tonic Throughout history, honey has been effective as an analgesic (pain reliever) and perhaps even a healing remedy. Vinegar was always my mother’s favorite antiseptic, as it containing many purifying and therapeutic properties. With this delicious tea, you’ll get the restorative powers of both. Begin by making a cup of hot tea, preferably decaffeinated…. Read more »
* Dead Reckoning by Ronie Kendig Ronie Kendig is a debut novelist. That’s right a debut novelist! Her first book, Dead Reckoning, releases TODAY!!! Ronie is a suspense writer, and she’s devised MISSION JULIA! Look for clues in the text below, follow the trail from one blog to another, and you’ll have a chance to… Read more »
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