Hi Friends!
This post is hear to let you know I’m on a Summer Sabbatical until July 16th. That’s a long time to be gone, I know, but it’s for a good reason:
I”m getting married!!!!
Following the wedding, my fiancee Brian and I going on a honeymoon to Mexico City, followed by a trip to the Gulf Coast. We’ll be staying in northern Verracruz, near Papantla, the native region of Vanilla. I’ll be taking a tour of a vanilla plantation, as well as generally devouring everything in Mexico. Follow me on Twitter for updates while I’m gone, but there will be lots of photos and a blog about the trip when I return.
If you’d like to give us a little something for our big day, we’re registered with the Human Rights Campaign. We’re getting married in Ohio, a state that bans same-sex marriage in the state constitution; HRC is workings towards change. Please go here if you’d like to make a donation in our name.
I want to leave you with a wedding cake recipe from 1830, first published in The Frugal Housewife by Lydia Maria Child. It’s very close to my heart because it inspired the name of this blog.
Congratulations on your upcoming wedding! I wish you much love and luck in the future. It would be wonderful if you could get out to the Conference House sometime in the future, maybe even for our 1776 Peace Conference re-enactment in September.
Linda
Congratulations and mazel tov!
Congratulations! Enjoy your time off!
Thanks everyone!!
Congratulations!!! :)
Sarah:
Check out this profile of a young cookbook dealer, Lizz Young:
http://www.finebooksmagazine.com/fine_books_blog/2013/06/bright-young-things-lizz-young.phtml
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