Homemade blackberry jam We grew fruits and vegetables around our property this Spring and Summer. My family has been growing blueberries for three generations, starting with my grandfather in Florida . He did it for over 30 years. Growing fruits and vegetables can be a helpful life skill to teach your children. You enjoy something more when you take the time to plant, nurture, and grow something. It's fun when you get to eat something you grew in your backyard. Every year, my family grows blueberries and apples. Sometimes, Lovie will take part of our annual harvest and bake something nice with it. The growing season in New England has since passed this year, but that doesn't mean you've missed your chance to try making new recipes. There are plenty of new things to try. Dragonfly Cakes founder Odette D'Aniello has some great blackberry recipes that will boost your breakfast or satisfy your sweet tooth. It all depends on the time of day and what you're in the mood ...
Thanksgiving. It's the day we remember what we're thankful for. It's the day we gather together with friends and family for a feast that will stand out as one of the biggest meals of the year. Thanksgiving is the one day we know we're going to eat too much but don't regret it. This is a day for football, food, family, maybe a little tryptophan-induced nap. Many people celebrate Thanksgiving in many different ways. Different Thanksgiving Tradtitions Traditions have come and gone in my lifetime. There have been things my family has done together, and there are things I have done on my own. As times changed, I found myself with different obligations on some years and other years left me with no obligations. Whatever the year called for, I didn't mind it as long as there was a turkey drumstick and some pie. Parades and Football My earliest memories of Turkey Day are of living in East Lynn . Thanksgiving morning was fun for my family because the marching bands would ...
Abby Beale , a homeopath based in western Massachusetts, is seeking experienced people to become Homeopathy Primer Study Group Leaders. This opportunity will allow Homeopathy enthusiasts to shar insights and help novices on their own journeys. Abby Beale Those who are interested in this opportunity must contact Abby by November 10, providing their name, area they live, email address and telephone number. A Zoom invite will be provided when the information is received. People who are already study group leaders are also invited to the Zoom meeting. Current leaders must provide the same information by November 10. "Homeopathy Primer" The session will require the use of Abby's book "Homeopathy Primer". Click here to purchase the book . Abby's goal with this training session is to seek, "experienced home users and practitioners to guide our community learning initiative." Her mission is to acquaint people with the world of homeopathy. The know-how of c...
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