Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme...
Okay, those are lyrics to a Simon & Garfunkel song. The Scarborough Faire as we know it in Texas, is a Renaissance Festival held for eight consecutive weekends in Waxahachie, every spring since 1981. Last weekend we took Dan's parents for some serious in-law entertainment. If you've never been to a Renaissance Festival (I hadn't), it's a feast for the eyes—and the belly, if you're into giant roasted turkey legs.
Here, some photo highlights:
A Former New Yorker (by way of rural Georgia) arrives in Dallas, Texas. A blog about the home life, cooking, cheese, day trips and weekend getaways from Dallas, interactions, news, and, of course Texas.
Friday, April 23, 2010
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
A Care Package for a Hurt Hand
As some of you know, I had a little run-in with the neighbor's dog (let's just say the dog won), worsened by the fact that I ended up spending six hours in the city hospital's ER waiting to get stitched up. Though I'm mostly healed now (it's been a week and two days), a get-well box arrived for me today. Inside it? A mom-made care package, just like the old college days. It contained a few things to keep me busy—a cookbook, a box of organic carrot cake mix, and a Price Is Right board game—but the best part was the customized first aid kit, which, if I know my mom, was made to poke fun at me just a little bit. At least next time we'll have everything we need to tend to household accidents—right down to the manual on how to care for everything from splinters to impalements. Party on!
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