food and drink

Change is Coming

March 6, 2015
Change is coming | the simple proof

I’ve been curating this little corner of this web of mine for more than 2 years now.  I’ve labored over each word of the more than 300 posts published here.  I am so very proud of each piece of content I’ve shared, each idea, or personal story.  I’ve also grown as a photographer and writer […]

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On the Menu

March 2, 2015
on the menu 03.2.15

This week’s menu was inspired by some new recipes and lots of citrus.  I was feeling a little uninspired with my dinner routine around here.  I spent a few minutes browsing some favorite pinners and boards to find a couple of new recipes to work from.  I have to admit that I’m not very good […]

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Family Menu Board + Instacart

February 1, 2015
A Bowl Full of Simple | Menu Board

I’ve mentioned to you before that the look of this site is going to be changing in the coming weeks.  Along with that I’m working hard to make sure content is more easily accessed.  This will include a better way to navigate recipes and menus.  You all know I’m a huge proponent of The Weekly Shop. […]

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Procrastination

January 13, 2015
A Bowl Full of Simple | Procrastination

Hope your week is off to a good start.  I have so many ideas for posts lined up that it seems a bit of writer’s block has set in.  Does that happen to any of you?  Too many thoughts to know where to start so you don’t!  At least my procrastination this morning has been […]

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Curious

January 9, 2015
A Bowl Full of Simple | An evening with Curious.com

What are you curious about in 2015?  What to learn a new craft, sport, cooking technique.  How about a language, how to write a ebook, or play the ukelele?  You can find a class for just about anything that interests you on Curious.com.  I was asked to participate in a fun night with Curious last […]

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Handmade Holiday

December 17, 2014
A Bowl Full of Simple | Handmade Holiday

Each year at Christmas I like to make a handmade gift.  I have made candles, notecards, decadent chocolate truffles, soap, potted paper whites among the favorites over the years.  For more ideas on handmade gifts, you can check out this post about Getting Organized for the Holidays.  I love the creative process of brainstorming what […]

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Fall Table Simplified

November 24, 2014
A Bowl Full of Simple | Fall Table Simplified

I always love setting the table for dinner parties. Whether it’s a big traditional family meal like Thanksgiving or a smaller casual dinner, setting the table gets me in the mood and sets the stage for your gathering.  I like to keep a table clean and simple.  I tend to use seasonal items like fruits, […]

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Autumn in New York

November 20, 2014
A Bowl Full of Simple | Autumn in New York

How I love this city!  Sharing a few of my favorite things to do in NYC in Autumn from my recent trip.  I have to admit that I spent more time than I care to admit humming the tune Danke Schoen over the 4 beautiful fall days I was there.  You know the line, I recall […]

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Weekend Links – November

November 14, 2014
A Bowl Full of Simple // Weekend Links | November

  Whoa, I’m back from a week of really fun travel and down with a cold, ick!  But between spending 4 days in NYC last week and the weather in California finally turning a little cooler, it’s beginning to feel like fall.  So I made a pot of one of my favorite easy soups and […]

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Weekend Round-UP

October 10, 2014
A Bowl Full of Simple | Weekend Roundup

Another beautiful fall weekend in California.  We are going to soak it all in as much as we can!  Lately, I’ve been reading all kinds of interesting articles.  It was so timely to come across this fun idea of a take on the Book Club with an “articles club.”  Wouldn’t that be a great way […]

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