creative non-fiction food writers
This group will operate as a traditional creative writing group, but will limit itself to the subject of food.
Supporting food that is Good, Clean & Fair.
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Lawrence Heath commented on Amy Hayes's group creative non-fiction food writers
"Which food writers do you like to read? I have been reading "Honey from a weed" by Patience Gray lately and really like the way she mixes food and simple daily life of a stone cutter. It is not a straight up cook book or a…"
Lawrence Heath left a comment for Amy Hayes
"Great looking garden. I only have a four or five herbs off our back patio.
Which food writers do you like?"
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creative non-fiction food writers
This group will operate as a traditional creative writing group, but will limit itself to the subject of food.
Amy Hayes is attending Thom Duncan's event
The Clean-Out-Your-Freezer Solstice Potluck at At the intersection of Fire & Ice
June 30, 2010 from 6:30pm to 10pm
Get ready for the bounty of summer.Clean out your freezer.Make a dish for this month’sSlow Food Charlotte PotluckIf you’re squeamish about a little freezer burnthen embrace the pagan rituals of summerand join us for the first solstice potluck of 2010.If you’re painfully well adjusted,and can roll with life’s entropy dance then think this as:The Clean-Out-Your-Freezer Solstice Potluck.Let the rhythm of the moon fire your kitchen muse.Melt that hunk a something you iceberged last winterand make…See More
Isabelle Sofras Edwards commented on Amy Hayes's group creative non-fiction food writers
"My husband and I just moved from Raleigh NC and we are looking for like minded people we are looking for foodies and people that like to dine and use local and seasonal products"
Isabelle Sofras Edwards joined Amy Hayes's group
creative non-fiction food writers
This group will operate as a traditional creative writing group, but will limit itself to the subject of food.
Amy Hayes is attending Michaele Fitzpatrick's event
Incorporating gardening into the classroom at Earth Fare South Park
July 29, 2009 from 6:30pm to 7:30pm
Are you a teacher who would like to find out more about adding gardening to your classroom curriculum? Are you a parent who would like your children's school to start a school garden? Come hear Don Bockleheide talk about how to green your classroom! Please RSVP to Earth Fare at Southpark
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- About Me:
- My husband and I moved from Lubbock, TX, to Rock Hill, SC in August because he got a job as a professor at Winthrop University. We've been lacto-ovo vegitarians for 12 years (although we have no beef with concientious meat eaters). We prefer fresh, local, seasonal food and are actively searching for sources in the area. In Lubbock, I converted our entire back yard into an organic vegetable garden with 4' wide permanant beds. I'm VERY serious about tomatoes, and have grown at least twenty five varieties. I'm a literature nerd. I'm learning how to knit. My best buddy is a brilliant spotted mutt named Zephaniah.
- Favorite Foods:
- New Mexico Green Chili, homegrown tomatoes, fresh black eye peas, Charantais melons, alpine strawberries, good cheese, green olives and sharp chedder with pinot grigio, sugar snap peas, salad garnished with cherokee purple tomatoes and Mrs. Burns' Lemon basil...
(ask me again next week and I'll say something different)
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Comment Wall (28 comments)
- At 10:29pm on August 9, 2011,
Lawrence Heath said… Great looking garden. I only have a four or five herbs off our back patio.
Which food writers do you like?
- At 3:48pm on December 5, 2008,
Poplar Ridge Farm said…
- Yes which number should I call ?
- At 5:22pm on November 30, 2008,
- Hi Amy
Did you get my email about the kids day! Would love to discuss!
Marianne
- At 3:35pm on August 14, 2008,
Amy R. said… - Hi from another Amy! I too am a word nerd; a writer and knitter, but sadly not a tomato gardener -- my yard is in full shade most of the time. I look forward to connecting some time!
- At 3:52pm on June 27, 2008,
Michaele Fitzpatrick said…
- Will the first story of the writing group involve the slaughter of thousands and thousands of pop n' fresh men at the hands of the fanatical locavore and their turncoat leader?
- At 11:21am on June 13, 2008,
Thom Duncan said… - Amy,
We sent the bowls home with Michaele.
Thank you, we had a blast as well.
Best,
Thom
- At 9:39am on May 12, 2008,
Matt said… - I thought this was a nice place. Apparently I've been lured here by some nefarious person - or someone with nefarious porpoises.
- At 8:29pm on April 29, 2008,
Marla Thurman said… - I thought it went well lots of parents that were willing to help. Anything we can help do in the classroom I can cover the cost through my school. Let me know when you want to plan the next event, I love helping!
- At 10:54am on April 24, 2008,
Denise Kuntz said…
- Hi Amy - I sent some emails this morning following up on trying to get some supplies for the garden. Will let you know what I find out!
- At 10:53pm on April 19, 2008,
Cary Probst said… - Hi Amy,
I was hoping to be at Shamrock on the 26th to help with the garden but have a wedding to attend that day. Is there anything I can help with before hand?
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