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Review with Starlings

starlings in a tree
Starlings in a Tree, early February 2010

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 cardinal in watercolor surprise on dancer's face
hair bow painting by 7 year old girl cross country skis by hydrant

I haven’t written a review in a while, so these images and links are from the past three weeks.

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Upcoming next week: Potato Leek Soup by a friend (recipe suitable for Pesach)

Ilana-Davita says

Yes, do try the butternut soup. Its taste is more subtle than that of pumpkin. My nieces both enjoy it.
Thanks for the link and Shabbat Shalom.

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leoraw says

Butternut squash are commonplace in New Jersey supermarkets in the fall. Come winter, however, they are not as good. I nearly bought a rotten one this week. Sweet potatoes seem to be available all year.

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Louis la Vache says

«Louis» looks forward to the soup recipe! (He likes to cook!)

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leoraw says

I'll be posting lists of Pesach recipes soon. Feel free to explore http://www.leoraw.com/blog/category/recipes/ - one day I will organize this category so it's easy to find all sorts of goodies.

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Ilana-Davita says

Yu had such a link last year:
http://www.leoraw.com/blog/2009/03/recipes-for-pesach/
I have just done the same with my own recipes.

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leoraw says

Thanks, Ilana-Davita. I hope to update that link with a new post this week.

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Jew Wishes says

You have had a nice blogging week!

Thank you for the link.

Shabbat Shalom!

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leoraw says

Finally, I *took* out the time to blog a bit. It feels good to connect with you and others on this blog. Shabbat Shalom!

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Jientje says

I'm looking forward to their return. I had a mother feeding her young ones on my patio last Spring! Have a great weekend Leora!

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leoraw says

Nice to hear from you, Jientje! Interesting you mention their return, as I am seeing them in the snowiest part of our winter.

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ramblingwoods says

See..you are doing bird ids....I have had a few starlings here too. A very successful non-native bird introduced because somebody thought that all the birds mentioned in the works of Shakespeare should be in America.....Michelle

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