Lifestyle

As we head into fall, normally I would write a column that somehow involves apples. Apple crisps, crumbles and cobblers.

You can’t truly love someone if you don’t know what love is.

Tic-tac-toe is simple enough for anyone old enough to understand the rules. The field of play is nine squares and there are three different choices for the player making the first move: the center, the middle of a side, or a corner. No matter what move is made, the maximum number of choices peaks at seven on the third move and quickly dwindles.

Southwest New Mexico cooking often blends homestyle favorites with the bold flavor of green chile. This cheeseburger pie is a prime example—hearty, cheesy, and spiced just right. Hatch chile adds a signature kick, while the topping bakes into a golden crust that turns the dish into a family favorite.

Thinking about the number of options in a game with clearly defined rules that may be played in under an hour is humbling. How do we make our way through this life, where there is an infinitude of choices?

An impending seasonal change from longer days to shorter days has not hampered fishing at New Mexico lakes this week.

The Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholarship Program helps new Phi Theta Kappa members defray educational expenses.

I want you to pay close attention to what John says about the one who hates his brother.

Enter the Dutch baby pancake. It’s based on German pancakes (pfannkuchen) but it’s not Dutch and no babies are involved in making them.

Recently, my church held our annual budget meetings, and they were delightful.

For 16 years, Jim and Kathy Wadkins have been the proud owners of the plush lawn at 306 La Cuesta. 

Time to make plans for the long weekend.