by Kate | Nov 19, 2009 | Farm & Family
When I taught elementary school there was a student mainstreamed into my class from the behavior special education unit. One day I caught him looking off his neighbor’s papers during a spelling test. Naturally, I reported to his special ed teacher. “Do you...
by Kate | Nov 18, 2009 | Farm & Family
Squirreling away food while putting yards and gardens to sleep marks the end of summer. Two of my little cowboys worked to separate the stuck or stabbed potatoes on the last warm Saturday we had. On another Saturday Nate brought in a load of decomposed hay from the...
by Kate | Nov 16, 2009 | Breads, Kate's Kitchen
The following recipe is one I adapted from the best white bread I’ve ever eaten or made. The recipe is my mother in-law’s close friend, Syl. Syl experimented and created the delicious white bread recipe, but it didn’t convert to 100% whole wheat...
by Kate | Nov 11, 2009 | Farm & Family, Kate's Kitchen, Main Dishes
“I brought you a gift,” my husband said. I stopped myself from turning around right away. I carefully measured the wet ingredients for cornbread muffins. Interruptions during the measuring process frequently cause interesting results when I’m...
by Kate | Nov 10, 2009 | Writing
These books have seen a lot of use these past months. I’ve got 80 more pages to revise, and then I’ll be ready to finish all the submission packets. It reminds me of when I had to fill out separate forms for every school district when I was looking for a...