in the very idea of serendipity is a kind of hope, even an expectation, that we can turn accidents of fortune to good account and make of them some knowledge that would have been inaccessible to us had we done no more than find what er were looking for.
–Alan Jacobs in The Pleasures of Reading in an Age of Distraction
i have been enjoying reading over at Knitting the Wind. i made my way over initially to read Sarah’s response to a piece Susan wrote about what it is children need to experience each day. at the bottom of each post, there are suggestions of other posts “you might also like.” and i did like them! i can’t wait to try these apple muffins or these honey oat cookies!
Nana says
23 August 2013 at 2:45 pmI am on tech support for my mp3 player on hold — I am enjoying the little pictures that are on the side of your blog. Wonderful memories.
sarah says
23 August 2013 at 6:36 pmHello and thank you for the mention 🙂 I hope you enjoy the recipes, they are old favourites of ours. Blessings for your day. Sarah xx
kort says
23 August 2013 at 7:07 pmi was *hoping* you might make your way over here, Sarah.
i can’t wait for the coming of fall–cooler weather, cultured buttermilk, and these treats to try. you are certainly going to be a part of our homeschool rhythm.
peace keep you and yours!