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Humbly building the universe

Song of the Builders

On a summer morning
I sat down
on a hillside
to think about God--
a worthy pastime
Near me, I saw
a single cricket;
it was moving the grains of the hillside
this way and that way
How great was its energy
how humble its effort
Let us hope
it will always be like this
each of us going on
in our inexplicable ways
building the universe.

--Mary Oliver
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Shot, smuggling zucchini into mailboxes

Posted by Inexplicable Ways on July 4, 2008

In honor of picked-this-morning tomatoes and zucchini from my garden, I treated myself to my favorite lunch.

This blending of flavors developed out of a mad throw-together of foods one day when Noelle was coming over for lunch. The collards and cabbage are boiled for 4 minutes then rinsed with cold water and chopped. I use the leftover water to cook the grains (I cheat–it is a 7-grain blend from Kashi). I stir fry the greens in sesame oil and season with rice vinegar, sesame seeds, and pepper. The zucchini is stir fried in water. By happenstance, we discovered that fresh pineapple makes the perfect pairing for the greens. Ah, the goodness from suave reptilian glitter.

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6 Responses to “Shot, smuggling zucchini into mailboxes”

laura said

July 5, 2008 at 3:05 am
any extras????????

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Sally said

July 5, 2008 at 4:20 am
oh, my stomach is growling!

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Rhonda Janes said

July 5, 2008 at 3:12 pm
That looks yummy! Don’t you love fresh veggies right out of your yard? Hope you guys are doing well.

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InexplicableWays said

July 5, 2008 at 3:20 pm
Rhonda, I’m thinking of risking getting shot smuggling raspberries out of a secret backyard stash I heard about…

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Leah said

July 6, 2008 at 12:33 am
what time is lunch lol??

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mollie said

July 11, 2008 at 9:36 pm
yum, that looks so good!

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