Author Archives: xyonkerschef
HAPPY EASTER
“Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to mankind by which we must be saved.” acts 4:12 REJOICE !
Reflections on being a Father
1 There are few things more important for a boy to become a man then his relationship with his father. A father is there to develop in him all that is good, minimize what is bad, and sooth what threatens. There are few things more important to make a man complete then to do thisContinue reading “Reflections on being a Father”
New Dessert Recipe
What do these three ingredients have in common? They are part of the Banana Creme Anglaise recipe added to the dessert page. Check it out!
Often Copied, Never Duplicated
RUSH HUDSON LIMBAUGH 1951 – 2021 American Patriot God bless you Rush, you will be missed.
Thoughts About The Mind, Change And God
Writing in my journal this morning, I realized that the first mystery we encounter is our own mind. We use it continuously, study it at length, yet we know so little about how it works. It is the greatest, unsolved mystery and it is what we are! Neuroscience cannot be an easy field of study.Continue reading “Thoughts About The Mind, Change And God”
Tomato Soup w/Potatoes and Peas
I was in the mood for tomato soup the other day, but I wanted to make it differently then my usual recipe. To get inspired, I resorted to the method I used when I was a professional chef. I opened up the refrigerator and looked over the ingredients. I just let my mind wander overContinue reading “Tomato Soup w/Potatoes and Peas”
Notes on Coffee Before Sunrise
Crows calling in the deep blue/black, star filled dawn; invisible among the bare tree crowns and frosted roof tops. Restless, wrathful the dark id side of night’s sweet slumber. A drunken mob fleeing from what they have done searching for another. Fleeing above the here and there house lights, the glittering pearl sparkle in aContinue reading “Notes on Coffee Before Sunrise”
The Lessons of the Seasons
Winter has made the Archipelago a barren landscape of ice and snow. Gone is the smell of summer rain, the microbial magic in the dew covered soil of the garden and the floor of the woods. The carefree bird song and warm summer breezes no longer play like music in the leafy crowns of theContinue reading “The Lessons of the Seasons”
