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The lost holidays

The lost holidays

By Emily on April 5, 2015

  [actual autocorrect I got today]  Happy Easter, all! Happy Passover! Or, in my case, Happy Sunday! Growing up, holidays were a big thing around my house. My mom decorates for seven holidays a year, I believe, and we had family traditions affiliated with so many of those days. Cards and chocolate and little presents […]

Posted in around the house, seasons | Tagged Easter, family, holidays, St. Patrick's Day

Game planning (Thanksgiving edition)

Game planning (Thanksgiving edition)

By Emily on November 24, 2013

This morning, my Facebook feed blew up with talk of “the big game,” the annual Montana-Montana State football game (which is, somewhat foolishly to my way of thinking, called “The Brawl of the Wild”). While alums of both schools taunted one another, I was doing my own kind of game planning: the kind that involves […]

Posted in adventures in cooking, around the house, Austin, jobs schmobs, seasons | Tagged Alton Brown, football, holidays, homesickness, Montana, thanksgiving, turkey | 1 Response

It’s mostly the same, but I feel different

By Emily on December 27, 2012

I’m back in my old town for a couple of nights, the place where I lived off and on (but mostly on) for a decade prior to moving to Texas. I was looking forward to seeing some friends here, wandering around, eating at a few favorite places. I needed to get some repair work done […]

Posted in Austin, Missoula, moving | Tagged holidays, homesickness, moving (on), new places, nostalgia, old friends

Goodbye November, Hello December!

Goodbye November, Hello December!

By Emily on November 30, 2010

Goodbye to this year’s National Blog Posting Month. I actually managed to post something on every day in November! I can’t say that all of the posts were beautiful, or super thoughtful – but it was a good exercise. It got me writing and thinking, feeling inspired and getting a lot quicker at getting the […]

Posted in blog, getting crafty, Montana, seasons, The Purge 2010, things that make me smile | Tagged December, holidays, NaBloPoMo, snow | 3 Responses

Thinking about thankfulness

By Emily on November 25, 2010

For the past 24 days, I’ve managed to post something every day – something I read, something I saw and liked, something that got me thinking. Something. It hasn’t always been easy; I abandoned my calendar with ideas somewhere along the way. But today, when the theme seems so obvious, is probably one of the […]

Posted in seasons, The Purge 2010 | Tagged consumerism, gratitude journal, holidays, thanksgiving

Here comes the holiday season?

Here comes the holiday season?

By Emily on November 23, 2010

I knew a girl in high school who would put up her Christmas tree on the day after Halloween. November, she declared, was the official start of the holiday season. Every year, what I’ve started referring to as “the holiday creep” seems to extend just a little further. Once the back to school section is […]

Posted in a few of my favorite things, seasons | Tagged food, holidays, pomegranate 7up, satsumas

T-giving countdown: movie time

T-giving countdown: movie time

By Emily on November 18, 2010

Somehow, we’re one week from Thanksgiving. Isn’t time just so weird and irregular-seeming? I’m still coming to grips with the fact that we’re in November, and now the holiday season is just around the corner. To get in the mood (and because I stayed home sick from work today), I kicked things off with the […]

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Posted in adventures in cooking, seasons | Tagged holidays, movies, thanksgiving | 2 Responses

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