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Good Change: Co-Hosting Hearth & Soul Hop

Savoring Today turned two in March and it definitely feels like the toddler stage of blogging with the learning curve ever steep. Photography and photo editing, new acronyms like SEO and HTML, formatting and theme design, as well as social media jargon, is worth all the extra hours to share what I love: connecting family [...]

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How Soy Sauce is Made: Feature Fridays

From the time I was a small child curiosity has led me on wondrous adventures and occasionally landed me in trouble. TV shows like Dirty Jobs, This Old House, and How It’s Made are favorites because we get to see behind the scenes, how things really work. Inquiring minds want to know, right?! That same [...]

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3 Simple, Healthy Habits for the New Year

1. Snack attack. Remember snack time in kindergarten?  It was a good idea then and it’s a good idea now. I don’t mean casually snack your way through the day, plan to snack so you can fight off the hunger that sabotages the best of intentions.  I count snacking as a healthy habit because it [...]

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New Year, New Design for Savoring Today

  Number 4 on my 12 for 2012 post is already done…   It felt a little like cheating to put something on my 2012 list that was nearly complete, but we will just count it as getting a jump on things.  After loads of decisions on my part and studious work by Melissa at [...]

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12 Things for 2012

As 2011 ends, we reflect on what was while we anticipate what is to come. In 2011 our youngest turned sixteen, my mom turned eighty, our eldest earned her degree, our middle daughter bought her first car (and had it wrecked by a deer), we attended five weddings, one baptism, and celebrated engagements and births. [...]

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Christmas All The Time

As I write this post there is snow falling outside my office window, dreams of a white Christmas realized.  Well, maybe.  Here on the front range of Colorado, snow does not stay around long, but it certainly feels more like Christmas with a fresh blanket resting on everything. Christmas Eve will be abundant with Stollen [...]

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Abundant with Activity

It is wonderful to get away, gain perspective, refresh, and renew. Then again, there seems to be more laundry at the end of such an escape, and a feeling I may have missed something important.  It is easy for the negative to creep in if you let it—stats/views fall off, out of the rhythm of [...]

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TIME to Sing For Your Supper: Feature Fridays

One of the great things about the internet is stumbling upon something you never knew existed, which can also be one of the down sides.  This is one I’m not sure about, so I thought I’d share to get your opinion.  I love food and I appreciate many music genres, but this had me scratching [...]

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Stir a Pot, Feed a Soul: Real Comfort Food

When we hear someone say, “comfort food” thoughts drift to dinners from childhood imagining something warm, full of carbs, or sweetly satisfying. We dream of flavors and textures to feed our emotional funk or exhaustive schedule to quench and satisfy.  The focus is inward, self-gratifying. What if our focus shifted outward instead? This is not [...]

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Wild West Dining Tour Offers Tidbits and Tales in Old Colorado City

Take a walk down Colorado Avenue in Old Colorado City and its charm invites you to relax and stay awhile.  Sprinkled among the shops, select restaurants welcome neighbors and visitors stopping-in on a Wild West Dining Tour guided by Samantha Bruner of Colorado Springs Food Tours.  Samantha provides historic anecdotes of the brick and mortar, [...]

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