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Very nice, I'll keep these in mind for my daughters. I love the vintage look. :)K

Nice crucifix. I still have mine from years back. Everyone should have the perfect cross right just for them. :)K

Great to read your wizzography. I thought I had read it but now think I only skimmed it, meaning to come back of course. Oh I get so distracted. I'm glad your here. :)K

Thanks for the tips on using and cutting onions. I like the sweet kind of onions and the purple. I also like cooking with the hydrated kind, why not it's just so simple, taste good and is very cost effective. Great way to peel on onion. :)K

Published in 2001 for those who pay attention to dates. I don't I guess.

This is very exciting! An autobiography by your father! I think you should put somewhere at the beginning of this article when it was published. Maybe I just missed that bit?

Katie - I know, right? What is not to like! TY ;-}

Both my daughters are mad about science. My oldest, 16 is studying astro physics, plans making a career of it while the other is youngest is knee deep in medical science. One of them will no doubt love a microscope. Thanks Chaz for doing the research finding these. :)K

Oh these are so sweet, love them. I'm sure they are going to a big back to school hit. Awesome print. :)K

it isn't difficult, I just need the discipline to practice more

I really don't do enough meditation, thanks for sharing this.

sheilmarie, Glad to have introduced you to this fun holiday tradition.

Fun idea, Katie! I've never seen these little trees before (except, of course for the real ones in the woods).

Bael is the only solution. get unripe bael, boil it in pressure cooker 4-5 whistles. you will see hard outshell broken and take pulp of it remove seeeds ( bcos they are bitter) mesh them in bowl mix suger( coz you might not like the taste) eat half in the morning empty stomach and half in the evening...eat it regularly......you will see unbelievable results......how do i know?... I am pateint of UC 12 years on ....all the best all!..you can eat riped one too in season. out of season you will get only unriped.....

Well the hydrangea is beautiful and so are your related products. Who cares what Madonna thinks anyway??? :)K