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Spooky Homemade Ghosts
And some reflections on the friction of child’s crafts and Hallowtide
This morning I’m still musing on how the frictionless experience of modern consumption affects taste, mainly by failing to form it. (Thanks to (In)Decent Taste for raisi...
Supras are Super!
Aiming for a new level in the art of hospitality
Our new friends puzzled us with their housewarming party. The invitation was to a “Supra,” a term we had never heard before. Neither had quite a few of the other guests. Our host gave us thi...
Apple Pancakes for the Fall
One of our family’s favorite recipes
In the standard breakfast regime of Americans, a few seasonal variations punch above their weight. The pumpkin spice latte is one. For me, apple pancakes with harvested apples is another. This post is a...
Perfect Gold and Tabby Blend
I thought Substack would like to see this picture of our cat enjoying a nap.
This is our smallest cat, not our youngest one. He came to us small and has remained small. The children christened him Tigerius, and he is so tiny and cuddly tha...
China Ladies of my Childhood
In which I acquire some ancestral heirlooms
My paternal grandmother had Good Taste. Her home was a magnificence of class: as the wife of a banker who had to entertain frequently, she filled it with a mixture of fine furniture, American ant...
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