March 27, 2012
The Unredeemed Radish
I’ve never met a vegetable I didn’t like, at least not one I couldn’t make more palatable by bathing in butter, showering in salt or layering in liquid cheese. That is, until I met the radish. She came into my life somewhat unexpectedly, showing up in my dinner salad—her dusty, magenta skin and bright white meat a stark contrast to the sickly green manger of iceberg lettuce and sliced celery on which she rested.
July 23, 2013
A Christian Disciple
Words by Andrea Goto Photography by Chia Chong Artwork by katherine sandoz I was planning on a nice afternoon buzz. What I got was an existential lesson in wine tasting—minus […]
March 9, 2012
hope springs eternal
Or maybe it is the heralds of spring that allow us to hope anew and forever; just born babies, burgeoning spring onions (also called green, baby, precious and yard onions), countless majestic blooms, the smell of warming earth and the sight and sounds of birds, bees and butterflies.