I felt that perhaps there are some folks out there who like me, keep wondering about things that the internet can answer.
The difficulty for many of us, I believe, is that WE DON’T KNOW HOW TO GET RID OF OUR STUFF, and a lot of folks don’t want it!
We aren't after the Emily Post, finishing school effect. We are after cultivating a heart of graciousness and hospitality in our children.
In the end, the most important ingredient in making lefse has always been the family and friendships that brighten this season.
We enjoy harvesting wild game from the mountainous Alaskan terrain, and our successful hunts are the foundation for many family recipes.
My husband and I have cast our lot squarely in the "stay" camp. Our retirement includes a small ranch and animals.
I’m quite sure everyone has had their share of embarrassing moments. But most folks are wisely reticent about divulging such experiences.
My sadness in losing this year's hunt is not limited to filling my freezer. There is a spiritual aspect to the hunt as well.
