a summertime staple - no matter what you call it
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Meander awhile with me
An Introduction
Thanks for visiting my little corner of cyberspace. My name is Ilona. Home is currently a small, central Nebraska town shared with my husband, Tim, and golden retriever, Charlie. I work part-time at our local library - a job I truly enjoy. While the art of homemaking is my first love and you would normally find me dabbling in a variety of crafts, projects and gardens, this year "college student" has been added to my list of daily routines, claiming a disproportionate amount of my time. There are surprises, though, everyday.....
Stop in again and meander awhile with me.
Stop in again and meander awhile with me.
Recent Reads
- The Distant Hours
- 61 Hours
- The Inn at Lake Devine
- Neptune's Inferno
- The Seamstress
- Water for Elephants
- A Crack at the Edge of the World
- The Happiness Project
- The Lincoln Lawyer
- A Conspiracy of Kings
Favorite Links
About Me
1 comment:
Makes my mouth water... There is no sweet corn to be found in Mexico. An anthropologist I heard speak recently finally explained why. Mexican corn feeds both animals and people and is used as seed corn. Thus it needs to be what is known as a "hard" corn that can be stored. Sweet corn cannot be stored and has only one purpose and is therefore not worth the use of land.
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