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As a kid, anything edible held my attention. Sukkahs, charged with dappled light and dedicated to the harvest, seemed to combine all of my interests into one sacred space. I’ll never forget the excitement I felt, standing alone in the autumn-smelling sukkah, under a ceiling hung with fresh, growing

In case you’re having Halloween organizing issues, take a look at these helpful posts from around the Lifestyle channel. Each has a great Halloween idea that will help you plan for the festivities; in some cases, more than one great idea… At Tree Hugging Family, Peggy and I went a little Halloween crazy.

• Will be a veggie hit at Halloween parties Tasty Eyeball Food Art for Halloween at Junk Creation • How to turn a pumpkin into a beautiful serving dish Pumpkins Make Great Serving Bowls at Mother Earth’s Garden • It’s time to choose a pumpkin How to Pick the Perfect Pumpkin at Mom Gadget •

How many of you always carry a book to read? Do you find that your commute time is actually the time you can have to yourself to get that reading done? Is your ideal lunch-hour finding a park bench all of your own, or a spot in the sun, and devouring a few chapters? Copyright notice: (c)2006-8 Hoyden About Town.

From Cornwall in the south west to bonnie Scotland up north; they are just wonderful places to visit. But perhaps the jewel in the crown has to be lovely green Wales, place of wonder and mystery. If you want to spend … Read the original post: A holiday in Tenby Excerpt from: A holiday in Tenby

Yom Kippur stirs my strongest Jewish food memory - it’s strange, but true. Since I was in the single digits I can remember walking to Ne’ila services with my mother and father, carrying a bag filled with two essential components of our holiday inside. One was a three-pound sack of apples, the then ubiquitous McIntosh variety.

Waddell, Martin. 2008. Room for A Little One. Illustrated by Jason Cockcroft. A nativity board book told from the animals point of view. It's told by Martin Waddell, an author that I usually adore. And this one isn't an exception. I enjoyed it. A lot.

Here  are some web places to locate Halloweenie images and patterns to use in artwork, party decorations, cards, or ?     Tell me you can resist this mini knitted witch hat from bittersweet for your gourd?

I’ve come across some fun pumpkin posts lately.  Pumpkins Make Great Serving Bowls — Linette shows you how to turn a pumpkin into a serving dish. Ten Places to Sleep with a Ghost — Sandy has done her research on a spooky night’s rest.

Today is a very special day. Today we unveil our most requested feature of all time…Printing. You can now order high-quality keepsake books, softcover books, post cards and greeting cards of your scrapblogs. There are no cookie-cutter templates or time consuming configurators to fiddle with, just open a scrapblog and click ‘Order Prints’.