Linda Jacobs Snyder

Clerks Corner-Essays of a Friend (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Would you like to ask some questions about Quakerism? Or have a springboard for thoughts about living life fully? These essays from the heart do that and more! Clerks Corner is a book of essays. Some about Quakerism. Some about life. Some about living in troubled times.

How Quakers live their everyday life matters to them. Working together as a community, Friends often take turns doing different duties to make their Meeting thrive. The Clerk does a great deal regarding the care and guidance of the Meeting. Everyone who becomes Clerk brings a little of themselves.

Once upon a time, Linda believed sitting by a river and watching the water flow was the spirituality that soothed her. Still, she was curious. Quaker values and the Light within caught her attention. She visited a Quaker Meeting. It spoke to who she was, and Linda became a Quaker.

Linda learned Quakers came from all religions and walks of life. She discovered a community where everyone was welcome and could thrive in their own individual way. During her time as Clerk, Linda wrote an essay each month for the newsletter. This book combines many of these essays to sometimes question and always inspire!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Linda Jacobs Snyder
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. Juni 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231619689
• Artikelnr.: 74327875

Autorenporträt

From this five foot tall, hundred pound woman running dinner house kitchens staffed with men, to how to flip an egg in a sauté pan, to a near shoot out at her restaurant in the mountains of Oregon. her experiences are varied and unique. Linda is a chef! Linda came of age far from home in the seventies where young people believed in buying local, saving the earth, and stopping war. This was also a time where the food culture was changing in America. After graduating from the Culinary Institute of America, she worked hour after hour in restaurant kitchens of many kinds, relocating between ocean, valley and mountains on the east and west coast. She has a lot to say about what it's like to be a woman in a male dominated industry. She describes the nature, connectivity and romance of food and what life is like in the back of a restaurant. The book touches on the differences of each generation and what it means to be a woman. When you find what you love, it takes you on a journey that encompasses everything life has to offer. Linda's travels through the years are entertaining and inspirational. Linda writes because she has a story to tell.