Author Archives: Karin Fisher-Golton

Double-homemade Bread

Posted on July 16, 2012 by Karin Fisher-Golton

I made yeasted bread without the use of a little packet. I harvested yeast off the skins of plums from a tree in my backyard and pulled yeast right out of the air. These things, some rye flour, and water … Continue reading →

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Ichiro’s All-Star Feat

Posted on July 5, 2012 by Karin Fisher-Golton

I love baseball for its graceful moments and its stories. One player who epitomizes both for me is Ichiro Suzuki. Perhaps I’m partial to him because he is short-statured like I am. He is big in his speed, grace, ability, … Continue reading →

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First Post—Still in Awe

Posted on July 1, 2012 by Karin Fisher-Golton

Welcome to my new blog. Several bright people have suggested that one’s blog ought to have a theme. I’ve chosen a theme inspired by words one of my grandfathers once said—something that touched my spirit, something I saw in him … Continue reading →