Monthly Archives: February 2010

On the Boob Tube: That Mitchell & Webb Look

Tom and I have been discussing canceling our cable. After a long discussion, we determined our DVR is currently set to record three different kinds of programs: Programs we like (10%) Programs we watch when there’s nothing else to watch … Continue reading

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Theory Lab II

A couple of weeks ago I posted about some piano and music theory lessons I was teaching to a friend. The agreement was for me to teach piano for a month, and at the end of the month we would … Continue reading

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The Rules

Tom’s been listening to a new online music station called thesixtyone.com. One of the songs he heard had a funny accompanying image with it and he sent it to me. So funny. Had to share.

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Sunny Sunday Morning

This morning, I woke up to warm sunshine – a treat we haven’t had much of in the last few months. Wanting to enjoy it as much as possible, I got out of bed, grabbed my laptop and went downstairs. … Continue reading

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Butterscotch Brownies with Chocolate Ganache

A few months ago, the girls at church had a Dessert & Movie night. Special events like these give me ample opportunities to try out new recipes. Sometimes it works out and I end up with a wildly successful morsel, … Continue reading

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Twitter Change: jleigh612

I forgot to mention this — a couple of months ago I changed my twitter name. I am no longer using the missmacchiato moniker because I associate it with AwK, which is mostly defunct. If you’re on twitter and you … Continue reading

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Lasagna-Style Baked Ditali with Meat Sauce

Prepping for my Saturday Sabbath is a big deal. Not only am I preparing breakfast and finishing up chores, I have to make a meal that will serve as leftovers for lunch and dinner the next day — I’m not … Continue reading

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Theory Lab

The change from worship to any other, structured music is like going from the game “Operation” to actual brain surgery. For me, worship has been largely unstructured and improvised – a single sheet of lyrics are attached to general chords … Continue reading

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