Spatchcocking – A Cautionary Tale
Instead of Thanksgiving, my family and I opt to celebrate Fakesgiving. My older children and my grandchildren live more than halfway across the country and flying to New Mexico during the Thanksgiving holiday is not only exorbitantly expensive, but with the crowds and weather, it’s a tremendous pain the ass. So, instead, we celebrate the holiday […]
Happy Fakesgiving
When Doc announced he didn’t want to be married to me anymore, more than six months ago (has it really been that long? Sometimes the wound feels as fresh and painful as if it just happened yesterday) , I wasn’t the only one devastated. A year and a half earlier, Doc had moved his parents […]
