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Showing posts with label Ianna's Nook. Show all posts

Saturday, June 16, 2012

Take Out and Give Back

Have you ever bought something from a resale shop, and once you get home you find that there is an extra little goodie that was left in...

Friday, June 8, 2012

A Sweet Display of Sour

Just having a little fun arranging flowers, and painting with light. As many of you know, a new month at Love Handling Food brings ...

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Little Tastes of Paradise: The Mira Mesa Farmer's Market

Since graduating college, and traveling all around Europe for over a month, Helaina and I are now living back in our home towns. Rest assur...

Monday, October 31, 2011

Serving Up Memories

One thing Helaina and I love to do, is check out our local thrift shops. On a recent trip, we were both looking for things to craft i...

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Love Handling Food: We lived together for three years during college, and it is highly likely that a fat portion of that time revolved around a very specific topic: FOOD. And when we say we talked about food often, we do not just mean about eating it. What we mean is how our conversations regularly revolved around how food encompasses so much of our daily lives beyond the immediate actions of preparing and consuming it. It seeps into other areas of our human existence: the social, political, economic, and so on. In our day-to-day conversations, the batter of this blog truly began to rise. This blog was the next obvious step in having a medium to share our ideas about food related topics and experiences with our friends, family, and anyone else who would be interested. Even though we no longer live in the same house, or even in the same town, our passion for Love Handling Food keeps on. On LHF, we cover an array of avenues that are associated with food, such as cooking it, eating it, buying it, growing it, living out your creativity through it, and simply appreciating it. You name it. Because we love handling food.

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