May 14
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Morning
Lydia making breakfast. I think these are called Eggs in a Cloud.
She and Hannah have an apartment on a farm where both milk cows – several miles away.
These are made by separating the eggs, whipping the whites, then adding the yokes, cheese, seasonings and whatever you desire: bacon, ham, spinach, etc.
This it what a spinach one looks like after it has been baked.
Bacon and sweet potato flowers.
If I remember correctly, Hannah made these ahead of time.
Sausage from Bisson’s Meat Market – the farm where the girls live.
After breakfast we went to Brunswick Church of the Brethren,Whales, Maine.
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Afternoon
The main course for lunch was chicken with bacon and cheese.
Dessert
It was Mother’s Day, so Diane asked me to take a picture of her with their three Maine children: Elizabeth, Lydia, and Hannah. Josiah and Abigail live in Pennsylvania and Hezekiah lives in Tennessee. (They each called in their Mother’s Day wishes.)
Nsimba reading something in Diane’s bird book.
He and Elizabeth came after their fellowship meal at Lewiston Church of the Brethren, Lewiston, Maine.
Hannah went home to milk cows while Elizabeth, Lydia, Diane, and I played Take One – a form of Scrabble.
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Evening
This was the first time in thirty years that I had love feast and communion with Diane – and the first time ever with Lydia. This was at Brunswick Church of the Brethren.
These photos were taken with my cell phone.
The lamb and rice soup they have for the love feast meal.
Breaking bread
My piece of unleavened bread
Grape juice
It was a blessed Mother’s Day for me.
Mom, it might be 30 some years since you washed my feet at communion but you bless me so often with your words of wisdom. I love you and treasure the time we have together.
Thank you. You are so kind to say that. There are days when I don’t feel so wise. 🙂
That looks like a lovely Mother’s Day, beginning with the three girls cooking for mom and grandma! The eggs look delicious 🙂 ! And the fellowship is wonderful too!
We think that it is the first time we were in Maine for Mother’s Day.
Lamb and rice soup ~ interesting! We have beef broth and bread soup ~ love the stuff ~
We have beef broth as well. I like it much better than lamb.