Windows to the Next World
Nice piece by Mary Biever:
Windows to the Next World
In it, she describes the kitchen scene I hope to replicate this year.
Biever writes: "The kitchen was the busiest room of her farmhouse, and she hummed from canning to cooking...Her home was a place where families were happy, the table was full of good food, and dinner conversation was fun. After we ate and cleaned the kitchen, weather permitting, we went to her living room — swings and gliders in the yard where we could see the flowers, feel the breezes, hear the chickens, and sometimes watch the trains. Here was a refuge where weary souls could rest."
Windows to the Next World
In it, she describes the kitchen scene I hope to replicate this year.
Biever writes: "The kitchen was the busiest room of her farmhouse, and she hummed from canning to cooking...Her home was a place where families were happy, the table was full of good food, and dinner conversation was fun. After we ate and cleaned the kitchen, weather permitting, we went to her living room — swings and gliders in the yard where we could see the flowers, feel the breezes, hear the chickens, and sometimes watch the trains. Here was a refuge where weary souls could rest."
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