Auntie V's Life and Cookery

[...] to be fortunate enough to have my first gallery exhibition coming up next month for my ceramic sculpture. Blessed am I to have developed artistic abilities after having suffered a traumatic brain [...]

[...] to me as a potential healing medium and healing it was. Nearly 2 years ago, I began studying ceramic sculpture. Always true to my nature to find ways to express myself as a witness to my life [...]

[...] My bilateral mastectomy is just a little over a month away on September 4th. This is a curious time, I'm not too [...]

[...] and my spirit is singing a sad song to me once again. To catch you up on things, I had my bilateral mastectomy and reconstruction surgery, that's 2 surgeries, the first in September and the [...]

[...] husband has stepped up to the kitchen and prepared dinner many nights and, yes, even oatmeal chocolate chip cookies. These were spectacular, so much so that I wanted to share with you all. 1/2 cup [...]

[...] I made my homemade chicken soup today. I'm feeling a bit flu-like and really just couldn't manage to think of possibly [...]

[...] body. It contains more calcium than milk, equals milk's protein content, and is high in the amino acid lysine--needed to lower cholesterol, for collagen production, important for bones and connective [...]

[...] in other combinations. Hope you enjoy it! FARRO SALAD WITH TOMATOES AND HERBS 4 cups of water 12 oz farro 2 tsp salt 1 pound tomatoes chopped 1/2 sweet onion chopped (ideally [...]

My brother, Gary, and I ate a load of cornbread and beans as children. This was one of our Mother's favorite meals and she made it a lot. We didn't ha [...]

This is a great option for watermelon in the summer, when there is so much delicious watermelon around. I recently took this to a gathering of my arti [...]

[...] THIS IS THE HEADLINE ON THE T.V. ANXIETY FILLS THE AIR ALONG WITH THE SMOKE WE WATCH HELPLESS AND FEARFUL FOR OUR NEIGHBORS [...]