While working in the City Blossoms garden as a part of our community learning activity on Friday, we picked tomatoes amongst other tasks. The garden was meticulously kept, with a whimsical vibe– an environment that was enjoyable to spend the morning in (pictured at bottom). The tasks were not very laborious, but it was nice … Continue reading "City Blossoms"
While working in the City Blossoms garden as a part of our community learning activity on Friday, we picked tomatoes amongst other tasks. The garden was meticulously kept, with a whimsical vibe– an environment that was enjoyable to spend the morning in (pictured at bottom). The tasks were not very laborious, but it was nice … Continue reading "City Blossoms"
“One must eat, but we must eat relishing the nourishment of what the food offers, with the gratitude of what it means to our life. Simply eating for the pleasure of the tongue determines how soon it comes back to eat us. This is not to take away the pleasure of eating. The true joy … Continue reading "Food it about more than just hunger."
“One must eat, but we must eat relishing the nourishment of what the food offers, with the gratitude of what it means to our life. Simply eating for the pleasure of the tongue determines how soon it comes back to eat us. This is not to take away the pleasure of eating. The true joy … Continue reading "Food it about more than just hunger."
“One must eat, but we must eat relishing the nourishment of what the food offers, with the gratitude of what it means to our life. Simply eating for the pleasure of the tongue determines how soon it comes back to eat us. This is not to take away the pleasure of eating. The true joy … Continue reading "Food it about more than just hunger."
“One must eat, but we must eat relishing the nourishment of what the food offers, with the gratitude of what it means to our life. Simply eating for the pleasure of the tongue determines how soon it comes back to eat us. This is not to take away the pleasure of eating. The true joy … Continue reading "Food it about more than just hunger."
Yesterday, I visited the Jacob Riis exhibition at the Library of Congress entitled “How the Other Half Lives.” The exhibit documented the photo journalist’s work on exposing the impoverished and hidden lives of immigrants in New York in hopes for social reform. While the era that Riis was documenting was clearly different than that of today, … Continue reading "How the Other Half Lives"
