Auction Item #4: Homemade Baklava Overnighted to your Doorstep
Baklava made by a flesh-and-blood 100% Greek person (Kathy Soper) from a recipe handed down from her grandmother. I would sell my first child for a batch of this stuff. It’s THAT GOOD. *****For bidding instructions, go here
Auction Item #3: Three Signed Children’s Picture Books by Award-Winning Author, Sharlee Glenn
*****For bidding instructions, go here Three signed books for one bid! Just What Mama Needs (Harcourt 2008) will be featured on an upcoming episode of the Emmy-winning PBS kids’ show, Between the Lions. Keeping Up With Roo (Putnam 2004) was the winner of the 2006 Dolly Gray Children’s Literature Award. One in a Billion (Horizon [...]
Auction Item #2: Canvas Gallery Wrap
“Skin Deep” 11×14 (Or whatever size works best in your space) Printed on canvas, picture is wrapped around the frame. Can be hung as-is or framed for a more traditional look. Taken in Bellagio, Italy and Vienna, Austria by yours truly. *****for bidding instructions, go here
Auction Item #1: Signed Copy of Angela Hallstrom’s ‘Bound on Earth’
Signed copy of Angela Hallstrom’s Bound on Earth . I reviewed the book at Blog Segullah here. Now start bidding!!!! *****for bidding instructions, go here
Nie Nie Auction
Inspired (as usual) by DesignMom , we’re hosting an auction to benefit Stephanie and Christian Nielson who were seriously injured in a plane crash a couple of weeks ago. Maybe you know NieNie from her fantastic blog? Or Cjane (her sis) from her writing here at Blog Segullah? If so (or not), please bid on [...]
Can anyone verify this quote? And isn’t it FANTASTIC?
‘Brigham Young guessed publicly that there was a lot more singing and dancing in heaven than in hell, and he saw no reason why the saints should imitate the hot place.’ –Wallace Stegner’s ‘Mormon Country’, page 18 of the 2003 paperback edition.
What is wrong with food?
It was so hot. The dashboard felt like I could fry an egg on it. So I stopped at 7-Eleven for a drink. When I saw the Slurpee machine…I. fell. in. love. Slurpees always remind me of home. My mom owned a bookstore in the small Utah town where I grew up and across the [...]
Yeah. About that.
I’ve been having so much fun on Goodreads, gathering the books that I want to read, rating the books that I have read, that I’ve actually neglected to READ. And I don’t claim to be too intelligent but isn’t that kind of the point? It’s kind of like when I’m making lunch and realize that [...]
The Modesty War
Sometimes I can be what my mom likes to call ‘beligerent’ about certain topics.
Detailed Bloggersnacker Directions
The nice lady at Murray Park gave me detailed directions and I thought I’d pass them along. If you enter the park from 330 East Vine, pass the pool, and park in the next parking lot, there is a nice shady area near the playground for us to meet. See you there tomorrow from 5-7 [...]
Segullah Bloggersnacker THIS Wednesday from 5-7 pm at Murray Park
Please come if you can? Why? 1. Because I’m going to be there. Isn’t that reason enough? 2. Because those who choose not to come that don’t have a pre-existing condition (living out of state, pregnancy related madness, fear of playground equipment, etc…) will be charged bigger membership fees next year. You haven’t heard about [...]
Segullah Bloggersnacker. M&M–you’re coming. Oh yes. You are.
WHEN: Wednesday July 9th, 5-7 p.m. WHERE: Murray Park (near the playground…more details to come). 5109 Murray Park Ln. Murray, UT 84107 WHAT TO BRING: Yourselves. Your children. Your most embarrassing story. Your favorite book. Ok, bring whatever you want, I really don’t care. But, I do care about FOOD. So, bring some yummy food [...]
Word Challenge!
I’ll pick a word and you, in the comments, do a quick free-write of a paragraph or two with your best interpretation of the word. Today’s word is: Falling
An American in an International Church
What is left of the steam from the potato salad rises slowly, stops just above the dish and descends. Forks are scraping plates with hungry vigor, sausages are being passed from place to place, the vegetables, freshly-bought are crisp with life. Each mouth opens and closes, eyes sometimes follow. A slow, soft sound of pleasure [...]
Book Review from a book snob, “Hunting Gideon”
While Deborah was defending her non-book-snob status last week, I was also coming to terms with my own. And I guess here is where I must admit that I’m a bleeding-heart-book-snob. I think there are books filled with nuance and beauty and books that are thinly veiled propaganda abounding in oversimplification and poor writing (and [...]
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