Another storm is on the horizon. The aptly named Athena is tumbling towards Baltimore threatening to envelop the northeast coast in snow, rain, and heavy winds just days after Sandy devastated much of the region. Fortunately, Sandy spared my little spot on earth and I’m gleefully anticipating a thin blanket of snow covering the fallen leaves in my messy garden. Nothing looks more beautiful than a freshly white landscape. Let’s just hope the power stays on, the tides stay back, and Athena passes through as calmly as she can. Speaking of devastation, I totally demolished this salad in one sitting (yeah, I just did that). This salad is best served while the butternut squash is still hot from the oven, and the dressing is warm from the pan. I brought a double batch to the “election day” pot luck at work today and every morsel was eaten. It turns out the best way to celebrate a presidential election is to stuff everyone’s faces with food so they can’t discuss politics. Roasted butternut...