Author Archives: frjosephhuneycutt

Those, dear friends, are snowflakes … click pic to enlarge in Houston, Texas. When I was a kid, I always called my Grandma to tell her it was snowing. She loved the snow. You know what? She still does. I … Continue reading →

Today being the Orthodox Feast of the Conception of the Theotokos (and yesterday, having been the Roman Catholic Feast of the Immaculate Conception) — here’s a post from a couple years back: We love Mary so much we made her … Continue reading →

Folks. Believe me, as we progress within this Nativity Fast, unless you’re allergic to shellfish, or good food, this one’s a keeper. Really. From my wife’s recipes. Trust me. It’ll make you slap your Grandma.* Sea Bean Chowder3 c. dry … Continue reading →

Thanksgiving break provided for some family camping at Garner State Park near Utopia, Texas, with a side trip to Lost Maples State Natural Area. Though not quite Appalachia, it’s a far cry from Houston — Boy likes to lead … … Continue reading →

I know, I know: it’s the Nativity Fast, sometimes known as Advent, but in the world we occupy it’s: Christmas Song Season! Checking the news on the internet the other night before bed, I came across a list of the … Continue reading →