Teaching Pie in the Virtual World Yes, yippee, and away we go! Teaching pie in the virtual world worked! This past weekend, the first Virtual Pie Camp was broadcast live right from my kitchen counter. A big Big BIG THANK YOU to Ted and Susan Schremp, who connected me with the incredible Leah Bradley who […]
My Days Are Full
My Days Are Full Right now I think a lot about how I might reinvent myself to restart a cash flow once we get to the other side of the virus. But it doesn’t stop me as there is lots to do. My days are full of cooking, baking, weeding and planting. It’s a rhythm […]
BLACK BEAN CHILI AND CORNBREAD
BLACK BEAN CHILI AND CORNBREAD After a little break yesterday afternoon, it’s snowing again at Pie Cottage. Media is saying that Western Washington snow is breaking records that have stood for decades. This morning my local paper posted an article about some of the “hard winters” that my neck of the woods has had. I’ve […]
SNOW DAYS
SNOW DAYS The weather report announces snow days are coming. Having lived rurally for half my life, I heed the call and first thing in the morning set out to bring in supplies. Once at the store, I can’t tell you how many friends I run into doing pretty much the same thing. We don’t […]
Proud Moment
Proud Moment It was a proud moment when I read the comments my son, Duncan McDermott Graham, received after solo teaching Art of the Pie® Day Camp workshops last weekend. In fact, I’m so proud of him, that I want to share them with you. “Oh, what fun! Duncan’s warm welcome to Pie Cottage set […]