I wish for you this holiday season…
A recipe that takes over your kitchen at least once a week
A closet clean-out (and donate everything else)
…and all the love your heart can muster.
However and wherever you celebrate, may joy be yours.
My Holiday Wish For You
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Beautiful.poignant.i felt your heart struggling for balance. You are a wonder.
Thanks for sharing all your amazing stories, recipes and many inspiring life lessons. I look forward to more of the same in 2016. Happy New Year to you and your family.
Wishing you and Susan blissful holidays and a new year of health and happiness!
Thank you–and to you!
Thanks so much Judy–
Thank you—xxx
I have been a silent fan and follower. Thank you for all your tales of life.
Maybe I will get to meet you when I read that you will be speaking at a nearby Temple in February. A Happy Holiday.
I look forward to meeting you—thanks!
I love your list. I kept 2014’s and went back to it often. I’ll do the same with this. Thank you for such a special blog.
Wishing you and Susan a 2016 full of love and and adventure.
Thank you so much Patty!
Thank you–x
Just wandered over here while I’m in the midst of reading Poor Man’s Feast. It was just one of a confluence of events as we moved to an apartment from a house, picked up once again on my baking, and attempting to work at my writing and photography. Your book seemed to have landed right in the middle of it with a wondrous narrative of food and storytelling. Your mention of Chanterelle when it was back on Grand and Greene Streets cemented it for me – my first “high-end” French meal delivered with incredible precision and without any pretension. Very much like your book! Love your writing and your recipes – hope to dig in further! 🙂
– J.
Thanks Jeff–
Love this! And so glad you make that recipe so frequently. Hope your new year is going peacefully thus far. xox