Don't get up, I will find my way out: Cooking up a Storm

Monday, December 14, 2009

Cooking up a Storm

After watching Julie & Julia over the weekend I can't decide if I am more inspired to continue blogging or to find some new recipes. I love cooking and don't get to do it as often as I like. I played around with cream-o soup and dijon mustard a bit this last week (was a success according to the family). Quite a few of the dishes in the movie looked very yummy indeed. My regret in this area is that I waited so long to try my had at the culinary arts. I was 40 before I did anything more complex than boiling water (well not counting the use of a grill).

Never too late to follow your dream...

1 comment:

Rachael Faye said...: Mmm...for a fellow foodie, I am sure that you enjoyed the movie as much as I did...it made me sooo hungry and want to try de-boning a duck ;) Along with all of the other yummy recipes. :); Wed Dec 16, 10:09:00 AM PST

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Gratitude

As I wend my way through the fields, fens and forests of life, I find myself changing - oh not in large obvious ways for the most part, but in gentle, subtle ways (well sometimes large, obvious and PAINFUL ways). I take with me a little bit of every place I have been. Of all the influences in my life, by far the greatest is my Lord and Savior - Jesus Christ. His grace and mercy are the reason I am still breathing and "wending." From Him, I endeavor to take the most "bits" and apply the most change.

Of great importance in my life is my beautiful wife, Emma. She is truly the love of my life and my dearest treasure. She too has displayed enormous grace and mercy in our relationship. Without her at my side I would drift aimlessly indeed. She carries my love and my pride with her wherever she goes.