Preserving Classes

We are excited to continue offering preserving classes at The Depanneur in 2014. Stay tuned for details.

Interested in learning how to preserve in the privacy of your own home. I am offering individual or group home classes. I will come prepared with the recipe, the tools and the supplies. You and your friends will walk away with the knowledge and some tasty treats. If this sounds interesting send me an email.

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Tuesday
Sep052006

A few last minute entries






Just polished off 2 pints of beer with lunch...hey they were 2 for 1, what did you expect me to do...walk away?

Deb has gone back to the room to sleep, such a lightweight, and I have decided to update the blog once again with more photos. My work ethic amazes even me at times.

Over lunch as we swilled beers Deb and I were talking about our trip and all of the wonderful experiences we have had. The most recent that seems to stick out in my head is Bagan, Myanmar. I know I have said how beautiful it is, but I don't think I have done it justice. IT was such a sleepy little town and our ponycart driver Jo Jo would pick us up and drive us up to these amazing temples and pagodas that were so beautiful...we felt like Cinderella arriving at the ball (of course in this instance deb is one of the wicked step sisters). We must have seen about 40 temples over 3 days...and in each of these temples there were on average about 5 different buddha's. You would think you would grow tired of seeing endless Buddha's. But we were in one temple...and if I could tell you the name I would but they all kind of blurred into one another. For some reason I just found this one particular Buddha so peaceful and it got me thinking. I grew up Catholic and I have no ral affinity to catholicism. I neither believe strongly or disbelieve in God. But sitting there kneeled before Buddha looking up at its image, it kind of struck me. HEre is this peaceful being, sitting cross legged, hands held so peacefully on its lap....it just evokes this sense of calm. I could have sat there for hours and it actually made me feel like praying. Whereas in church I have always felt the image of Christ on the cross suffering has made me feel rather oppressed and like I should feel guilty for enjoying life.

I guess all I am saying is it got me thinking. So on that note...more photos.

Monday
Sep042006

hope you enjoyed it




Well I hope you like the photos...there are loads more, but I am out of time...you will just have to wait anxiously until the next time I blog :)

Monday
Sep042006

on and on





Monday
Sep042006

and so it goes





Monday
Sep042006

Myanmar again