cultivating the beautiful ordinary by sharing our tales and our tables
In honor of the tenth anniversary of Red Tent Living, we are featuring a monthly legacy post written by one of our regular contributors from the past decade. Maureen Gebben was one of the original Red Tent Writers; this post originally appeared in September 2013. I’ve had a bolus of change in my life with…
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The year was 2004. We had slept very little, but needed to board buses and vans for the trip to the airport to fly into the military town of Tindouf , Algeria.
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Curry: a mixture of finely ground pungent spices, such as turmeric, cumin, coriander, ginger, etc, used in making curries.
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Dirt clods covered our driveway and freshly cut lawn. I surveyed the minor chaos that had been wrought by the new “For Sale” sign in our front yard and wondered if they couldn’t have been a bit more careful.
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I was a new bride and I didn’t know how to sew.
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I SPY by Jean Marzollo, was one of my favorite books to read with the kids when they were younger.
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I’ve had a bolus of change in my life with a consistent dosing over the last year that has not always felt beneficial.
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I remember being so tired that evening, having started the day at 4:30am, leaving our house at 5:45am for the long commute to the hospital.
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