The Law, Books, and Life: Review: Courting Emma

Well, let me be honest, here: as we got closer to Go Green Expo weekend, I was starting to think that the event was going to be a bust and that I would have a lot of free time at our booth to get work done on my laptop.
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Since the space leading into the garden was very small, we removed the grass adding in the pea gravel -- don't you just love to hear the crunch of pea gravel when you walk on it!If you enjoy talking dirt, reading helpful tips, and checking out great landscape design photos, check out LandscapeBliss.com!.Labels: cinder block, Community Garden, cucumbers, green beans, pea gravel, pumpkins, radishes, stepping stone




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Beltane is this week and it is one of my FAVORITE sabbats (Hubby's too...hehe) So this week I want to try and get as much info up about Beltane as possible :)Oat CakesHere is a tasty way to enjoy traditional Beltane oats.INGREDIENTS:1 1/2 cups oat flour1/2 cup brown sugar3/4 cup butter1 egg1 cup mashed banana1 3/4 cup rolled oats1/2 tsp baking powder1/4 tsp each nutmeg and cinnamonPREPARATION:Preheat your oven to 350F.
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Picture courtesy of jchionh's photostreamAll time favourite desset, Apple Pie. Apple pie ice cream from Island Creamery. It's what you get when you mix mashed up apple pie with a good quality vanilla ice cream.
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I've now added her other books to my list of must reads.Courting Emma tells the story of Emma Browning, who runs a boarding house for the misfits of Little Hickman Creek. With the time near the turn of the 20th century in Kentucky, the characters clearly fit that time and place.Sharlene had me carrying deeply about her characters from the first couple chapters, and I couldn't wait to see how all the twists, turns, and conflict would turn out and be resolved.
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