Science moment
LEFT BRAIN FUNCTIONS uses logic detail oriented facts rule words and language present and past math and science can comprehend knowing acknowledges order/pattern perception knows object name reality based forms strategies practical safe | RIGHT BRAIN FUNCTIONS uses feeling "big picture" oriented imagination rules symbols and images present and future philosophy & religion can "get it" (i.e. meaning) believes appreciates spatial perception knows object function fantasy based presents possibilities impetuous risk taking |
You get the idea... left side is what the Ritter brain does all day. Right side is how we play.
So fast forward a few months--- HELLO PORTLAND! new state, new city, new home, new weekend opportunities, new restaurants, new wine country, new books to read, new people to meet.
As we take it all in, there are so many things to share. And so many of these simple pleasures happen to be palatable discoveries. But others may be moments that make us chew a little longer. Or conversations that linger. Or scenes we want to savor.
So I invite you to dine with us as we explore life in Portland- from our kitchen discoveries to our city life encounters.
This is great...I'll make sure to tell Bish about any restaurants you like so he knows where to eat when he's in Portland!
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So glad to see you passions for the art of culinary skills from inside and outside the home are coming together to form such a beautiful piece of your heart, open and shared with all of those around you. I love you Noelle and Miss you dearly here away at College. I pray that God is blessing and leading you and Chris in this transformational period of your lives. Grace & Peace, Granto
ReplyDeleteCongrats on starting your food blog. I warn you-- this can become addicting. I have met so many wonderful food blogger friends. They have inspired me, encouraged me, praised me and I consider them to be a family of people who love cooking as much as I do. I wish you all the best. Though we've never met, I adore your mom. Grant will remember me, since he was my TA when I worked at his high school. I look forward to seeing what you blog about next!
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