Saturday, June 13, 2009
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Hi, I'm Karen and I became a transplanted Texan in 1980.
I have a degree in journalism from the University of Missouri - Columbia. Along the way I have written hundreds if not thousands of articles for newspapers and magazines.Pl
This blog is my way of slipping back into writing. Along with new material from everyday life, I am including newspaper columns originally published a few years ago.
Weird stuff happens to me. I recount these things, plus my hobbies, projects, interests and foibles.
My husband, Mark, is a phD chemist and we've been married since 1980. We've raised two children. They're adults now and have moved away. Even so, we maintain strong family bonds and enjoy seeing them happy and settled. We have two grandchildren. Grandparenthood is the most fun thing on the face of the earth.
Life is good!
Please leave me comments below.
I have a degree in journalism from the University of Missouri - Columbia. Along the way I have written hundreds if not thousands of articles for newspapers and magazines.Pl
This blog is my way of slipping back into writing. Along with new material from everyday life, I am including newspaper columns originally published a few years ago.
Weird stuff happens to me. I recount these things, plus my hobbies, projects, interests and foibles.
My husband, Mark, is a phD chemist and we've been married since 1980. We've raised two children. They're adults now and have moved away. Even so, we maintain strong family bonds and enjoy seeing them happy and settled. We have two grandchildren. Grandparenthood is the most fun thing on the face of the earth.
Life is good!
Please leave me comments below.
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Your tomatoes look good.
ReplyDeleteThose long, pointy green tomatoes are neat!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, we made salsa from all those you brought us. I scrambled the salsa with eggs, cheese, salt, pepper and basil. Amazingly good.
I am wildly jealous, but not enough to do the work. I am so desperate I have entertained Ken Hoffman's scheme of the Topsy Turvy tomato hanging plant "as seen on TV". He wrote about it a couple of Sundays ago in his column in the Chronicle. Today readers told him not to try tomatoes in summer in Texas. He is a rebel, and I await his results. Your tomatoes look good enough to pose for Burpee's!
ReplyDeleteHi Sunshine....this is wonderful to see you blogging, and I am loving your tomato harvest, I have plants in the ground but not harvest yet. As Always..take good care
ReplyDeleteCindy