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Carnival of Meatless Meals: Black Bean Chili

*This recipe is from my Meatless Mondays series from Lent 2009 and is part of the 2010 Meatless Meals Carnival hosted by Milehimama. Be sure to check out other tasty meals here. It’s time for another Meatless Monday. 1 tablespoon vegetable oil6 cups chopped onions (about 1 1/2 pounds; I use less because of myRead the whole post >>

· February 16, 2010 · Tagged With: Lent, Recipes · Filed Under: Lent, Meatless Monday

Resources for Lent

Subtitled: An Obnoxiously Long But Hopefully Somewhat Helpful Post It’s late this year, but somehow Lent is still sneaking up on me. I’ve just recently been combing through online resources, notes, files, and books to come up with a plan to celebrate this meaningful Lenten season. I thought I’d share a few resources, ideas, etc.Read the whole post >>

· March 2, 2011 · Tagged With: Celebrating the Liturgical Year, Crafts, Lent, Recipes · Filed Under: Lent, Resources

My Little Carnivore

I’m not sure I have to point out the irony of this post following my Meatless Monday series, but it has recently become very clear that my oldest daughter does not share my sentiments when it comes to red meat and when she turns 14 and is required to practice the laws of abstinence, FridaysRead the whole post >>

· March 21, 2009 · Tagged With: Mom Humor · Filed Under: Child 1, Tales from the Trenches

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Hi, I’m Kate

I’m a wife, mom of five kids, writer, speaker, storyteller, bibliophile, runner, eating disorder survivor, and perfectionist in recovery. I'm the author of Getting Past Perfect: Finding Joy & Grace in the Messiness of Motherhood  and Weightless: Making Peace With Your Body.

I’ve tried a lot of things in my life – anorexia, bulimia, law school, teaching aerobics, extended breastfeeding, vegetarianism, trying to be perfect and failing miserably at it – and through it all I’ve been writing. And learning to embrace the messiness of life instead of covering it up, making excuses for it, or being ashamed of my brokenness or my home’s sticky counters.

Nowadays I’m striving every single, imperfect day to strike a balance between keeping it real and keeping it joyful.

 

“She could never be a saint, but she thought she could be a martyr if they killed her quick.”

―Flannery O'Connor

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