Author: Sarah's Attic of Treasures

My real name is Debra (Debbie Sue). Sarah is a nickname given to me in high school. My husband has always called me that so here in Florida It's all I am known by. I was born and raised in Illinois. My son and I moved to Colorado in 1982. I taught school for 17 years. Then I ran a homeschooling/preschool/daycare until 2006 when I moved to Florida after my son, Bobby died suddenly. He was almost 26. Danny and I live and work at a state park here. I miss the mountains and climate of Colorado. I miss snow and the four seasons. I miss Bobby.

Good Morning From The Cottage On The Lake

Good Morning From The Cottage On The Lake Danny and I watched the sunrise together. I was just getting up and he was just getting ready to go to bed. Happy Friday!Love And Hugs, Sarah

Grilled Tomato Ricotta Pesto Vegetable Bruschetta — Mom Foodie — My Meals are on Wheels

Grilled Tomato Ricotta Pesto Vegetable Bruschetta is a hearty meatless appetizer, which is also suitable for an entree. The pesto and smokey flavor from the grill elevate this simple recipe to new heights. via Grilled Tomato Ricotta Pesto Vegetable Bruschetta — Mom Foodie Grilled Tomato Ricotta Pesto Vegetable Bruschetta — Mom Foodie — My Meals are…

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Neanderthals — Perspectives on Life, the Universe and Everything

Caves were our abodes Horses were our rides Languages nowhere Religions not in sight Those were better times Humanity was strong While we were savages No colours were right or wrong There were no ethnic cleansing Brother didn’t hate brother While we hunted animals Sapiens didn’t kill each other Neanderthals — Perspectives on Life, the Universe…

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Hojicha Lava Cake — Tara’s Multicultural Table

A recipe for Hojicha Lava Cake! This rich, crumbly hojicha white chocolate cake gives way to a molten hojicha white chocolate ganache center for quite the decadent dessert. Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Hojicha Co. All comments and opinions are my own. Hojicha Lava Cake Traditionally, Chocolate Lava Cake is prepared by underbaking small…… Hojicha…

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Sometimes You Just Have To Listen To Oprah — Travel Between The Pages

I don’t think that I’ve ever actually read O, the Oprah Magazine, but I recently heard about an issue that featured “17 Black-owned bookstores in America that amplify the best in literature.” It also recommended the favorite bookshops of renowned authors like Tayari Jones, Deshawn Winslow, Jacqueline Woodson, Nicole Dennis-Benn and Kiley Reid. “While institutionalized…

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