Monthly Archives: September 2016

Wicked Good Pizza

When we were at the Apple store in Louisville, I asked the employee who was helping us if she had any suggestions for pizza from a local place.  She had a few suggestions and one of them was on our way back to the highway.  Wick’s Pizza was awesome! Walker ordered Fettuccini Alwicko and Mason […]

Happy Birthday, Walker!

It’s mind boggling to see this boy of ours is now 14! He’s grown up so tall and by tall, I mean 5’11 1/8” at the doctor last week. He looks a little sleepy here at breakfast this morning but slow mornings are part and parcel of adolescence now. Right after school we headed to […]

The Webelos at Camp

The Webelos 2 set off for their first den camping trip early this morning.  Their destination was…drumroll…Camp Ondessonk.  They went with their leaders and one token Boy Scout AKA Walker. Besides our family, only one other person in our group had ever been to Ondessonk. Mason had really talked up sleeping in a cave at […]

Happy Birthday, Hibachi

For the second year in a row, Walker wanted to celebrate his birthday at Roppongi with friends.  Bill drove the entire crew of boys to the restaurant and I happily followed (alone). We were joined by Jackson, Joseph, Noah, and Ethan.  We had a great chef who played up his role which made it all […]

Try It Tuesday :: Quiche Edition

Walker selected quiche for tonight’s dinner.  I thought a meat version might be a good entry point for this meal.  I used this recipe to prepare an Italian Sausage Quiche.    I served it with sautéed mushrooms and spinach, vegetable crudité and bread. Everyone enjoyed this meal so this one will definitely make it in the […]

Friends’ Weekend

Camp Ondessonk is our kids’ summer home away home and it’s exactly where we wanted to be for Labor Day weekend.  This last hurrah of summer is open by invitation to anyone who has given time, talent or treasure and for many, it’s a highlight of their year.  The current camp staff members return to […]

Teach One, Build One

Chair production took place in our home workshop today with a new apprentice.  With Walker’s guidance, Mason partially completed a chair.  His first job was to trace where the arm placement meets the legs. Bill also explained how pieces lined up. My favorite part was seeing Walker gently guide Mason’s hands with the drill. Thanks, […]