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June 2012

June 14, 2012

Strawberries Love Rum

In the past two weeks I've posted two different strawberry pie recipes: a no-bake, gluten-free...

June 13, 2012

Some Early and Good Words About My Book

You can now pre-order my book on the InterVarsity Press website, and there's even some...

June 12, 2012

Judy Garland, Barbie, and the Nightingale

Sometimes a post begins with just one image. In this case, it's this one, via...

June 11, 2012

Bugs are gross because we DON’T eat them…

I have a review of John S. Allen's new book--The Omnivorous Mind--up at Books &...

June 09, 2012

Maternal Mortality, What God Desires, and What I’m Thinking of When I Think of Women’s Rights (#Mutuality2012)

I have a new post at Sojourners' God's Politics blog on maternal mortality and its...

June 08, 2012

Live on the Radio in South Africa & An Earnest Defense of Sarcasm

Last Sunday night I had the pleasure of speaking with Kate Turkington of Believe it...

June 07, 2012

Yes, Yes, of COURSE I care about health…

Most of the responses to my recent Her.meneutics post ("The Dark Side of Healthy Eating")...

June 06, 2012

Another Strawbaby Pie

When we decided to try and grow some strawberries in the yard, I kind of...

June 05, 2012

Legos, Spaceships, and Breasts

The lovely Sarah Dunning Park (get her new book of poems!) pointed me to this...

June 04, 2012

When Healthy Eating *Isn’t*

When people find out that I write about food, they frequently assume that I’m either...

June 02, 2012

Scottish Schoolgirl Campaigns for Better Lunches

I've recently heard of 9-year-old Martha Payne's funny blog, NeverSeconds. Martha's a Scottish schoolgirl and...

June 01, 2012

It’s OK to Call Evil ‘Evil.’

I highly recommend that you read my friend Ellen Painter Dollar's recent post on disability...

May 2012

May 31, 2012

Pizza around the World, and, a Song of Praise to My Hometown Pizza

Pretty much as soon as I got back from Montana last week, I had to...

May 30, 2012

Now I’m Grumpy on the Huffington Post, Too!

{here's the beginning...} Recently, HuffPost blogger Lisa Turner offered five religiously inspired rules for eating:...

May 29, 2012

Strawbaby Pie

I first made this pie when my husband and I were newlyweds in California, the...

May 28, 2012

In the Field of Panties: Sexual Violence and Immigrant Farmworkers

They call it the field de calzon — the field of panties —because so many...

May 24, 2012

Big Mountains and Big Margaritas

Well, I finished the book (hope to show you what the cover might look like...

May 23, 2012

Off the Map of Christian Sex–Why We Need More Than Rules

I've written about Amy Frykholm's lovely new book before (here) and my latest post at...

May 22, 2012

Ken Could be Real; Barbie, Not So Much

I'm reading Breasts: A Natural and Unnatural History (yes, I know, you wish you had...

May 19, 2012

A Good Jewy (but Interfaith) Foodie-ish Family Blog

My buddy Ellen Painter Dollar introduced me to Catherine Newman, whose writing I just love....

May 18, 2012

$18 on the Eighteenth

Way out here on the beautiful East End of Long Island, restaurants are pricey. Today...

May 17, 2012

Nine Years Later…

Nine years, three degrees, three states, three countries, two continents, two children and one cat...

May 16, 2012

Why An Arrest is NOT a Proclamation of Guilt: A Primer on Due Process

{In response to some discussion on the Trayvon Martin case, I'm happy to welcome Tim...

May 15, 2012

The Evolution of the White Rock Beverage Co.’s Girl

{fair warning: mild artistic nudity} Only one of the other posts in this series hasn't...

May 14, 2012

Reason, Compassion, and The Need for Darn Good Storytellers.

Some weeks ago the New York Times columnist David Brooks wrote a piece praising the...

May 12, 2012

A Different Kind of Mother’s Day Gift

Last year, the New York Times ran a little story about the effectiveness of a...

May 11, 2012

Love Your Neighbor Whether You’re a Tourist or a Native

You know how Parisians have a reputation for being nasty, especially to tourists? Maybe it's...

May 10, 2012

Admitting Secret Desires

So I'm back to regularly bringing Saturday night dinners to Mrs. S. at the nursing...

May 09, 2012

What Was Missing From Youth Group Body Image Pep Talks

Julia Bluhm, a 14 year old from Maine created a petition asking Seventeen magazine to...

May 08, 2012

The Evolution of Polly Pocket

This series is seriously wringing some serious handwringing out of me. To be clear, not...