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Around the Supper Table
Most of my blogs have been written in the past tense. I’ve written them after I’ve overcome, but today is different. Pa helped me to learn a new perspective today. I’ve suffered from migraines for about 20 years, and about.....
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Around the Supper Table #130 – Your Habits Define Who You Are
First off, Happy New Year from Sanctuary Family Farms. It is hard to believe that it is 2023. When I was a kid, I never thought that I would make it to 2023. Honestly, as an adult, I never thought.....
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Southern Potato Salad
Print Nana usually makes the Hot Bacon Potato Salad that she’s already shared. She especially enjoys this recipe as a pleasant break, because she can make it the day before and stick it in the fridge. Then she doesn’t have.....
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Chocolate Chip Cookies
Print What is more basic than chocolate chip cookies? Yes, we know, that’s why we like this recipe. Everyone likes a basic chocolate chip cookie, and these are the perfect texture. They are not too chewy or too cakelike. It.....
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Around the Supper Table #129 – Top 10 Christmas Traditions
Recently we reminisced about all the Christmas memories we had in common. We wanted to share some of those memories with y’all. Maybe it will spur your family to recall some of your favorite, or at least most memorable, family.....
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Around the Supper Table #128 – Merry Christ-‘Musts’
I have prayed for Jesus and the Spirit to please speak through me for this blog. I am split between two thoughts today about Christmas. We here at Sanctuary Family Farms are blessed beyond measure. The work is very busy.....
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Christmas Zipper Peas
Print Nana discovered this little treasure to add to the garden a couple of years ago when ordering seeds. Zipper peas are a fat round cream pea that is easy to shell, thus the name. Just pull the fibrous strand.....
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Around the Supper Table #127 – Looking Back . . . or Not
In this holiday season, as I pull out boxes and unpack ornaments, it’s a little like a time capsule. I remember the times over the years when I purchased the keepsakes—hopefully to remember something that seemed important like a trip,.....
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Caramel Apple Glaze
Print This glaze was created as an experiment when Aunt Alisa made apple fritters one time. After cooking the apples, Nana couldn’t bear to see the apple juice thrown away. The glaze turned out delicious and beautiful, so we wrote.....
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Around the Supper Table #126 – Children of the Tribe V-KNOW
In the last blog we talked about leadership in the family and the BE of the Be, Know, Do Model of Leadership. In this blog, I want to talk about the KNOW part of leadership. As a quick reminder, the.....
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