Marilynne Summers Robinson (born November 26, 1943) is an American novelist and essayist. During her writing career Robinson has received numerous awards, including the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 2005, the 2012 National Humanities Medal, and the 2016 Library of Congress Prize for American Fiction.
You made it to Portland the same week I left Oregon! Columbia Gorge is a great landscape.
I wonder how those Thai pies taste like? I will have to seek them out.
@Night-Gaunt, we just made them up. My friend made a thai curry with peppers and tofu and mushrooms and a few other things, and I made some crust.
Using avocado instead of butter or lard?
Butter and coconut milk. 🙂
“Just don’t ask about the moose heart.”
Well now that you brought it up…
I haven’t asked. Don’t think I want to. 🙂
Still sounds yummy. I shall have to try it sometime.
Once mice get into something, they keep wanting to come back since the smell of mice remains (evendors if we can’t smell it). Mice figure if other mice have been there, something they’d like was probably still there. I kinda grossed out when I found mice got into my kitchen cupboards at one old place since mice leave little dribbles of urine as they move about as a ‘scent path’. Cedra should take a look at her car in the dark using a UV light. Their urine fluorescences under UV light.
Did she tie the moose antlers to her backpack? There’s a reason the woods and meadows don’t get littered with shed deer, moose and elk antlers. Small animals nibble away at them as a excellent source of calcium. They’re very efficient at clearing them away!
Not sure how even got changed to evendors!