Happy All the Time (27 page)

For many years Colwin and her husband lived in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, where their daughter was born and raised.

As a writer, Colwin was able to leave office life behind and become a work-from-home mom. Ice-skating with her daughter, Rosa, age six in this photograph, was a favorite winter activity.

A soup recipe Colwin created for Rosa.

This gingerbread recipe was “a hit” according to Colwin—words of high praise she used throughout her food writing.

A crowd-pleaser from
More Home Cooking
.

Colwin loved to tinker with baking recipes and routinely combined elements and flavors not cited in the original versions.

Summer food delighted Colwin, and she loved to eat outside, especially in the evening.

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, events, and incidents either are the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, businesses, companies, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

Portions of this book have appeared in
Cosmopolitan
and in slightly different form in
Redbook
under the titles of “The Girl with the Harlequin Glasses” and “Late Romantic,” and in a volume published by Viking Penguin, Inc. entitled
Passion and Affect
under the titles “The Girl with the Harlequin Glasses” and “Passion and Affect.”

Copyright © 1978 by Laurie Colwin

Cover design by Mimi Bark

ISBN: 978-1-4976-7375-5

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