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Opalescent Sea: The Story of the Painting
The story of the oil painting, Opalescent Sea by Steve Henderson The ocean isn’t blue, you know. Although on a sunny, cloudless day, the expanse of the sea looks blue indeed, when you get close to the waves and look — really, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, blogging, Current Events, Daily Life, Encouragement, inspirational, Life, Lifestyle, News, shopping
Tagged coast, color, ocean, painting, sea
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Recipe: Cream Cheese and Raspberry Coffeecake
The “real” name for this recipe, “real” meaning what I call it, is a Christ-Child Coffee Cake, because it looks like a swaddled baby. But, since some people might find the concept dreadful, or they’ll wonder what Jesus and cream … Continue reading
Posted in Art, baking, blogging, cooking, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, diy, Family, Food, frugal living, home, instruction, Life, Lifestyle, News, Personal, recipe, simple living, Uncategorized
Tagged Christ child, coffee cake, kamut, raspberry, recipe
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Lilac Festival
The story of the painting, Lilac Festival, original oil by Steve Henderson: Children, and especially this one, have a special place in Steve’s heart. Having raised four children, and been presented with one extraordinarily beautiful, precocious, and paintable grandchild, Steve … Continue reading
Posted in Art, blogging, children, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Encouragement, Family, grandparenting, home, inspirational, Life, Lifestyle, News, Parenting, Relationships, simple living
Tagged children, lilac, newsletter, painting, spring
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Recipe: Hot Chocolate — the Real Thing, Not the Powder
Those of us who grew up in the 1970s know that it was not an era of of high taste — be it in food, fashion, or home decor. The latter brought us avocado green appliances and brown and orange … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970s, chocolate, cocoa, hot chocolate, recipe
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Ocean Breeze
The story of the painting, Ocean Breeze, by Steve Henderson This particular sentence is one we regularly hear from viewers of Ocean Breeze, a fusion of color, warmth, movement, sunset, and light. The open edition licensed print of this work at Great Big Canvas … Continue reading
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Tagged great big canvas, hope, joy, ocean, painting
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Sunday Drive in the Wallowa Mountains
The story behind the painting, Sunday Drive in the Wallowa Valley, by Steve Henderson: Last week we talked about the Land of Chief Joseph, a view of the patrarchal, Nez Perce mountain in Oregon’s Wallowa Valley. This week, we wander the country … Continue reading
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Tagged Chief Joseph, mountains, nez perce, Oregon, Wallowa
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You Can’t Do It All. God Doesn’t Ask You to.
I don’t know about you, but I tend to be relatively pleased with myself. I mean, I’m a hard worker, reasonably intelligent (okay, I think I’m pretty intelligent; I do, after all, enjoy Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice), and being an … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian, commonsense, devotional, Moses, pride
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Recipe: Lentil Soup
Years ago, I took my two oldest daughters, who were then little people, to a Shoppe for a proper tea party. Five minutes with the menu convinced me that we would need to be creative if we were going to … Continue reading
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Tagged lentil, poor man's food, recipe, soup, thrifty
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The Land of Chief Joseph
The story of this painting, Land of Chief Joseph, by Steve Henderson of Steve Henderson Fine Art: Among the Nez Perce Indians of the Pacific Northwest, there were two Chief Josephs: “Old Chief Joseph,” the father and “Young Chief Joseph,” the son. … Continue reading
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Tagged Indians, Joseph, nez perce, pacific northwest, Wallowa
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What “Should” Your Child Be Reading?
I grew up in a household of books, and given that there were five kids and two parents with widely divergent interests — from molecular biology to Bobby Sherman, the singing heartthrob — there was no end of variety. As … Continue reading
Posted in Art, blogging, books, children, Christian, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Education, Encouragement, Faith, Family, grandparenting, Growth, home, homeschooling, inspirational, instruction, Life, Lifestyle, Motherhood, News, Parenting, school, self-improvement, teaching, Uncategorized
Tagged children, flowers, literature, reading, sex
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