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My someday Thanksgiving

November 24, 2013by taylorstaste 2 Comments

This is a different kind of thankfulness. The kind that looks at blessings past and present, grabs hold of heartstrings and translates the emotional gobeldy gook into a promise for the […]

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Happy Birthday, Dad

November 10, 2013by taylorstaste 6 Comments

This post was written for the Friday Night Dinner blog. Eating together is an art I learned at an early age. And if you spend any time around me, you […]

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Fed by a father

July 22, 2013by taylorstaste Leave a comment

I remember the first meal my dad made after my mom passed away. I guess you couldn’t even call it a meal. A snack, maybe. Or better yet, a snack […]

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A bite of home

October 31, 2012by taylorstaste Leave a comment

Think fast. What food comes to mind when you think ‘American‘? Did your mind become flooded with images of hot dogs? Those balmy summer days when your little fingers wrapped […]

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She gave me soup

October 29, 2012by taylorstaste Leave a comment

What do you eat when you’re sick? … Chicken noodle soup. What do you teach a kid to dunk their grilled cheese into? … Good ole tomato soup. What food […]

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Harvest

October 25, 2012by taylorstaste Leave a comment

The words Fall and harvest are like two peas in a pod – or maybe two acorn squash on a vine. It’s the time of year when we find barrels […]

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A little time for a lot of good

September 27, 2012by taylorstaste Leave a comment

There are 24 hours in a day, 168 hours in a week and about 8,766 hours in a year. Most of us spend a significant amount of that time sleeping, […]

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Shape matters

September 15, 2012by taylorstaste Leave a comment

While some may get a rouse out of the saying, “size matters,” I’d like to argue that it’s shape that matters most. Maybe I should provide some context so you […]

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empty chair

who aren’t you inviting?

February 19, 2012by taylorstaste Leave a comment

I know my dinner guests. Their faces pop into my mind as clear as a freshly cleaned window. Before they even arrive I can hear their voices, the various inflections […]

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communion

A powerful table

February 9, 2012by taylorstaste Leave a comment

As the small, flaky wafer slowly dissolved on my tongue, a man on stage spoke a message that caused me to hold my breath. I was sitting in church, taking […]

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Taylor Smith

Hi! I'm Taylor. My belief that everyone has a story worth sharing is what drives me to help others embrace their voice and use it for good.

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