Category Archives: Kitchen

Thelma & Bonnie’s: Have a seat at my table

Happy February, friends! I hope everyone stayed safe and warm during the cold front last week. The weather in February has been such a tease; one day we can wear a light jacket and the next we are wearing snow pants to the grocery store. Not only am I looking forward to warmer weather, but I...
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From The Kitchen: Conversation Hearts

You know, I’m talking about conversation hearts – those hard little sugar hearts of assorted colors you find around Valentine’s Day in a teensy little box, with each heart sporting a cute little saying of affection in pink “ink” for its recipient. These candies have been around since at least the early 1900s, first produced...
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Farm to Table: Winter is here!

Just two weeks ago, I watched Jacob chisel the garden before the ground was not yet frozen. Today, this view looks completely different – it’s now under a blanket of snow and ice. Wow! What a difference a few days can make in Central Iowa in the middle of January! On Jan. 10, Jacob was able...
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Thelma & Bonnie’s “Have a seat at my table”

Hello friends and happy 2020! I cannot believe we are entering a new year! Looking back at 2019, there were lots of life changes, heartbreak, new experiences, and exciting announcements. As I look forward to 2020, I am eager to see what God has in store for the upcoming year! I rang in the new year...
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From the kitchen of Carrie Lowry

Carrie and Brian Lowry – both Lynnville-Sully teachers – and their three children, second-grader Ella, fourth-grader Breah, and seventh-grader Hendrick, live in a home they built east of Searsboro five years ago. If you are at Lynnville-Sully School, there is a good chance you will run into at least one member of the Brian and Carrie...
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New Year’s Resolutions For the Foodie-2020 Version

It’s January again, when we revisit and reflect upon how well, or how poorly, we did this past year in our dietary endeavors. Did we meet all of our goals, just some perhaps, or maybe gave up on them in early March? If we didn’t do as well as we’d vowed a year ago, were...
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