And I just showed up for my own life
And I'm standing here taking it in and it sure looks bright
~ Just Showed Up For My Own Life, Sara Groves
My name is Kristy.
I am a daughter, sister, aunt, friend, dog owner, home owner, decorator, crafter, cook, hostess, organizer, and traveler. I have been a dog foster parent, jewelry maker, nursery director, singer, small group leader, and child advocate. I've lived in three different states (one of them twice) and two different countries in my adult life.
But mostly, I'm just a child of God, trying to live day by day in this life adventure.
But now, this is what the LORD says —
he who created you, O Jacob,
he who formed you, O Israel:
"Fear not, for I have redeemed you;
I have summoned you by name;
you are mine."
- Isaiah 43:1
Your first dawn blinded you, left you cursing the day.
Entrance is crucial and it's not without pain.
There's no path to follow, once you're here.
You'll climb up the slide and then you'll slide down the stairs.
It's foreign on this side, but it feels like I'm home again.
There's no place to hide but I don't think I'm scared.
- Nickel Creek, This Side
why this song?
Kristy,
ReplyDeleteToo bad you don't like raw tomatoes, because there's a great, simple Hungarian tomato salad you can make with cubed tomatoes, a touch of vinegar, a little sugar, and some basil or oregano. Mmmmmmmm!
But, since you don't like them raw, why don't you boil them, remove the skins and make some spaghetti sauce which you can freeze and use later. Free. Cha-ching!
I know you can freeze them whole in a zip lock bag for up to six months. I take mine out of the deep freeze and cook them asap, they do get mushy but make great sauce. You can also dry them for sun dried tomatoes. :) jen R
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