Posts Tagged ‘lavender’

Sculptor James Simon is one of my oldest Pittsburgh friends. Together, we’ve weathered the storm of finding our way in a new city. We’ve pulled together many art events (from literary readings to Sunday brunch classical music performances) in his studio space, embracing the idea if we can’t find it, let’s make it happen. Along [...]

Food This blog exists because I published a novel. The novel exists because I worked at a bakery. The bakery, Ceres Bakery in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, served as the start of my food education. The women there taught me most everything I know about baking and cooking and feminism and living a good, fine, adventurous [...]