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a little red hen
Portland, Oregon
Feminist grandmother channeling Emma Goldman.
Interests: feminism, peace, breadmaking, fiber, condom amulets for hiv awareness (free patterns at knitacondomamulet.com)
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Bread making in time of pandemic
Posted Apr 19, 2020 at a little red hen
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Old Jewish Woman's startling discovery: herself as person of color!
Consider, please. Halfway into my eighth decade, an unexpected discovery. Those better informed about the history of white nationalism, chide me. Of course, the more historically astute point out, American racism has always seen Jews as not-white. Like all the... Continue reading
Posted May 9, 2019 at a little red hen
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Smart women & men avoid World AIDS Day?
Posted Dec 1, 2018 at a little red hen
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A 85, continue to make bread, promote feminism,...
A 85, continue to make bread, promote feminism, now weave instead of knitting. Continue reading
Posted Dec 1, 2018 at a little red hen
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Rebecca Traister, in historic feminist tradition traveled west...
Posted Oct 9, 2018 at a little red hen
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Remembering the zine, Knit a Condom Amulet
Posted Jul 21, 2017 at a little red hen
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Old stockings
Posted Feb 12, 2017 at a little red hen
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50th Anniversary...Yes, wow!
Posted Oct 30, 2016 at a little red hen
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a little red hen pecks in again...
Posted Nov 20, 2015 at a little red hen
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What's not to like? So many ways to enhance oatmeal, many types. Have used both regular and extra thick to make delightful sourdough bread.
Oatmeal: like or dislike?
Welcome to Like or Dislike, where you get to share how you really feel about ingredients from the pantry, ingredients I'm thinking about adding to my pantry, other seasonal foods, and favorite cooking gear. The things you like are sure to find their way to the recipes here on The Perfect Pantr...
I'm with the panko enthusiasts. Such an improvement for lightly frying fish rather than the American breadcrumbs. Still use Italian-flavored standbys once in a while.
Panko: like or dislike?
Welcome to Like or Dislike, where you get to share how you really feel about ingredients from the pantry, ingredients I'm thinking about adding to my pantry, other seasonal foods, and favorite cooking gear. The things you like are sure to find their way to the recipes here on The Perfect Pant...
Thanks, Marianna--much work ahead.
Churchless... when that's what you need--or the atheist's lament
The Reverend Norvel Goff speaks inside the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, S.C. (Photograph: David Goldman/Pool/EPA via The Guardian Sunday, June 21, 2015) What's missing for me today is a place to go. To be with others who share my sorrow. Who wonder how ...
Churchless... when that's what you need--or the atheist's lament
Posted Jun 21, 2015 at a little red hen
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Sending Quinoa Bread to Roxie
Posted Apr 21, 2015 at a little red hen
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My Hillary rant--Brenda reminds me
Posted Mar 17, 2015 at a little red hen
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My former subway station makes front page
Posted Feb 2, 2015 at a little red hen
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Joanne! What a surprise to hear from you--and find we share a fondness for cornmeal. Yes, maintaining a starter can produce more bread than is really needed. Particularly a problem way, way back when I had both white and rye ones. These days I often let mine go longer, then refresh it rather that make more loaves.
Have an excellent New Year. Are you still in California? We're a beach in San Diego at the moment--sadly the weather turned cold.
Another sourdough bread triumph gets blog moving...
Yesterday's satisfying Sourdough Bread with Cornmeal was a real triumph. Though I have way too many bread cookbooks--several purchased in the last year and delightful to read/try--this time it was the Google that led to Israeli Kitchen because I'm a big fan of cornmeal. To begin, I needed to...
Another bread baker! Impressed that you would considering adding another task to what you already have on your New Year's list. Hoping 2015 is delightful and satisfying for you and yours.
Another sourdough bread triumph gets blog moving...
Yesterday's satisfying Sourdough Bread with Cornmeal was a real triumph. Though I have way too many bread cookbooks--several purchased in the last year and delightful to read/try--this time it was the Google that led to Israeli Kitchen because I'm a big fan of cornmeal. To begin, I needed to...
Another sourdough bread triumph gets blog moving...
Posted Dec 20, 2014 at a little red hen
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How curious, Marianne, was just thinking about sending you another of Ron's hat as celebration of your recovery. He still produces these--often a combo of my stash and his own spinning. Send me an email with address.
Ron Bloom's tapestry fills our life...
Last Friday most of Ron's show came down--tapestries on the walls near the Terwilliger auditorium. Still on display are the eleven in a glass case in the cafe. People keep coming up to him to say they wish the work was still on view. Our California friends were in town for the opening; Toni ...
Ron Bloom's tapestry fills our life...
Posted Oct 27, 2014 at a little red hen
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Full Moon tonight...Ron Bloom Tapestry show tomorrow...
Posted Sep 8, 2014 at a little red hen
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Mary Ellen Thanks for your birthday wish, responsiveness to my late-in-appearing post. Remind myself that living long and well may be all I should expect. But I would like the ERA to happen!
July to August...good personally
At the end of July, Bruce and Bob got married. Oh, well, you'll think, another gay wedding. Yes, but they live in our retirement community and that was a first here. A couple for a number of years, Bob and Bruce moved to Portland from Baltimore to be near Bob's daughter and family. Since we...
July to August...good personally
Posted Sep 4, 2014 at a little red hen
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PSU Farmers Market, Portland, always distinct from others
Posted Jul 29, 2014 at a little red hen
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