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When I was a little girl in Hungary my grandmother used to preserve all sorts of vegetables from her garden. At that time fresh (which

My appetite was a total idiot. The day I arrived at Suppers we read about the concept of “appetite foolishness.” We spent the hour talking

I froze when I got to my first Suppers meeting and saw a co-worker standing at the counter squeezing lemons. Flashing through my mind were

t is not lost on me that the first boundary for relationships at Suppers is about my relationship with myself. “The only requirement for membership is

For me, the most meaningful words from the Suppers literature appear in the second boundary for relationships: “We foster a spirit of curiosity and experimentation to assure

It’s a good thing I have a circle of friends who actively practice nonjudgment because it certainly doesn’t come naturally. Whatever they were feeling inside

Rob was age 11 and attending a private special needs school when our story begins. His diagnosis included ADHD — combining impulsiveness and inattention —

Fostering children who haven’t gotten a fair start in life is a heartfelt and gratifying experience. But it’s fraught with challenges. Navigating an under-funded system is frustrating

My father was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in December. Of course, he wouldn’t listen to my (good) advice back when he was only pre-diabetic.

For me, food is love. Gardens are love. Even compost piles are love! It’s in my nature to find the love in things, situations, people