We are blessed to live in a garden-rich, good-bread, fine-food village and are fortunate souls to know it.

Code-named Tennis Camp, our spring break vacation is much like the Friday night dinner that we prepared together—splendid, eventful, and gone much too quickly.

I indulge my child’s evening whim on a school night, and three of us find adventure in a watery landscape.

On March 14th, my mind turns to pie and this year to a homemade phyllo dough.

This week my daughter and I finish J.K. Rowling’s first adventure book Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone and we drink in the excitement like an exotic Elixir of Life.

First you need something that vibrates; then you need something that resonates. These are the essential elements of a musical instrument… and of the national treasures that are WYSO Public Radio and Mad River Theater Works.

Today Jeremy is making chili and together we are braving the competition at the 20th Annual McKinney Chili Cook Off, Saturday 22 February, from 4pm to 7:30pm at the Yellow Springs High School.

Here, on Valentines Day, we open ourselves up like a shoebox full of affection vulnerable in that moment but alive with the anticipation of seeing sparks as they start to fly.

A 1000 piece puzzle turns into an unexpected long and interesting journey through a mystic wonderland.

It’s not Spring yet and Valentine’s Day is two weeks away. Still, Love is in the air, and I can taste it!