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Monthly Archives: December 2010
New Year’s Rededications
— Like a zillion other people, especially bloggers, here is what I love about right now: We get to make new year’s resolutions and we get a fresh start. Here is what I hate: Every good intention (and tool to … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Challenges and Goal-Setting
Tagged Essay Writing, Honor the Process, quilt challenges
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A Meal (& Recipes) Fit for a Forty-Year-Old
Some of you have been following my Blogcast-Your-Health-Goal Challenge, so let me begin with update #4 of an eventual 6 updates (it ends on Jan 2). I gained a pound this week, which I consider a holiday miracle because although … Continue reading
Posted in Cookbooking, Food Prep Tips, Food Writing, Recipes
Tagged Desserts, Dinner party planning, entrees
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Christmas Cookies & Jewish Grandmothers: An Essay
For years I’ve been wanting to make some recipes from my late grandmother’s cranberry red recipe tin. Her name was Thelma Sobo Schotland Heller, and she and my grandfather raised my dad in Philip Roth’s Newark, New Jersey. Thelma’s maternal … Continue reading
Recipes: Mandelbrot and Hurry Up Butter Cookies
I think I can resist the urge to share all of the handwritten cookie recipes passed down to me by my paternal grandmother (Thelma Sobo Schotland Heller). Honestly, I bet many of them were only slightly adapted from The Joy … Continue reading
Posted in Cookbooking, Recipes, Writing
Tagged cookies, Desserts, Jewish culture and food, Peppering my life with Yiddish, Recipes
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Reading Recommendations for Cookie-Baking
These are free and online: 1) Mimi Cummins at www.christmas-cookies.com. Her site doesn’t have swanky graphics or a social media pedigree because it was created pre-TwitterFace, but it is comprehensive. In fact, only by reading a zillion articles about Christmas … Continue reading
“Airplane in the Sky with Diamonds” Quilt
Today is the final link-up day for the “100 Quilts for Christmas” group challenge. I’ve finished this quilt, the third of the 3 quilts I had pledged to donate. On Friday morning I delivered these to Connie from DC’s Project … Continue reading

