Liking it More at Home

Dear Ladies,

You are the ones (all 20 of you) who motivate me to post. I'm always thinking I should "say something that will astonish the whole room," but there is no real drama around me to report.  Therefore I want to give you something ordinary to hear while you walk, work or rest. I appreciate so much your comments for subject matter. 

I was invited to an artist's residence ( "Artworthy Life") in her holiday caravan

for a Southern Tea. The iced tea was made with a teabag called Ginger Lemon, and added raw honey, with dried mango bits. On ice, this is delicious. You can see it served on the tray, in the clear canning-jar glasses.  I was impressed with the spaciousness in her dwelling and her joyful life.

 The local grocery store yielded a brand new delight: Tea Time Magazine has a special collector's edition called British Tea, with an article that caught my eye about "the city of cotton." The BBC production of Elizabeth Gaskell's North and South story was centered on the cotton mills of the 1800's. 

You can preview some of the pages HERE  (scroll down to the end of the page to see inside) or order it if you like. It is higher priced than I am used to but higher quality and worth keeping in your home library or cookbook collection.

To better understand some  atmospheric conditions, I read from Eric Sloane’s weather book.

In this broadcast I spoke of being careful of your own character and habits, as well as a message to older children about being cautious around people outside your home who may presume to guide your life.

Please enjoy your home while you listen today.