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I miss quiet. It used to be part of late evenings; and it certainly used to be part of Sundays. Now Sundays are full of Saturday sounds, and as I listen, I wonder how anyone can endure doing Saturday things on a Sunday—when, just maybe, they might take it easy.
The mention of eating ice cream out in the orchard seemed an open invitation for us to revisit the ice creams of Elisabeth's day to see what might have constituted ice cream ambrosia as it was plundered out beneath her apple trees. Ice cream recipes include: Golden Moment Ginger Snaps, Maple-Anise Ice Cream, Double Chocolate Amaretti Ice Cream, and Ginger and Preserves Gelato.
At the same time that Elisabeth Woodbridge was writing in her pure-narrative, naturalist style, the music of concert halls and recitals experienced a broad move towards what was labelled, either whimsically or pejoratively, the “impressionistic” movement. It was a venture into a bit of early musical modernity that had deep roots in naturalism. In the accompanying piece, Tanner demonstrates a handful of typical impressionistic and early modernist compositional practices.
Building supports for berries can fall under the slap-it-together-and-hope-the-berries-cover-it-soon category or something more elaborate, such as these constructed of 6-ft. cedar fence slats, ripped into 1x2s and constructed according to the dimensions shown.
I remember the first time as a child that I owned a book. I do not mean simply I had it to keep on a shelf with my name on the flyleaf—that is merely possessing a book. I mean the first time that I felt that an author had lived inside my mind for a time, and had described, better than I could myself, exactly how I felt. At that point, I was convinced that the book had been written just for me.
As dusk settled into night, I remained in my own little pocket of safety, reverberating delightedly with the boom and bounce of the controlled thunder by which the driver plied our way along the road, while the light from the coach lanterns fingered the branches of the trees and rustled the leaves as we passed.
By Nancy Young
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By Al R. Young The The Jonathan Papers issue of The Storybook Home Journal is now available from Al Young Studios.  This issue features these regular sections:Decorating - The Moment of Poise (4 pages)Hearth - There Should Always be a Bookmark (4 pages)Kitchen - On Taking One's Dessert First (4 pages)Music - The Memory of Music (2 pages)Garden - Dig in it Weed it and Pick it (4 pages)Workshops - The Lure of the Berry (1 page)Bookshelf - And the Garden is Mine Now (2 pages)Garret - From Sanquhar to Ayr (2 pages)The Jonathan Papers is the 111th issue of the Journal, published bi-monthly since November 2000... Read more »
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