I am a committed reader of Jared's blog - his knitting is wonderful, his writing is evocative and his photography is outstanding. Glad you featured him. If you are interested in looking at his book...

One episode of cream of asparagus soup all over my kitchen walls led me to our immersion blender - it's an old tan Braun with no attachments (except a bowl which I don't use) and a wall holder (sto...

I agree - it was a great issue! I've already made the zucchini stuffed with pistou - they're cooling on the hoosier right now and look gorgeous. I'll serve it at room temp this evening (I wanted to...

In NY: The transit museum in downtown Brooklyn is a must, especially if your group includes kids or subway fans. I still miss the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens ten years after moving away - the lilacs, ...

I appreciate these tips! I didn't know about the minus signs and all but I have found, when browsing randomly, that "primitive" and "rustic" yield some interesting stuff.

I have a recommendation but it's really old and it is SO not about how the kitchen looks. Instead, it's about how the kitchen works and how you can design a kitchen to support good, sustainable, he...

We made space on the countertop when I finally got a KitchenAid (the cheapest,white version). There's no question that it inspires not only me but also the teens to get into the kitchen a little bi...

I was late to this thread which led to a thrilling, dramatic reading experience. The fireplace is saved! I rarely see this happen, but it would be so great if you'd send in after pics as a fitting ...

Emma! We miss you in Portland but are so happy to find you here at this always enjoyable site. - Regina