Exploring the Places No One is Talking About
Rice bowls are an easy and tasty way to make a beautiful meal. They are fairly healthy and the varieties are endless! Check out my original recipe here. What do you put in your rice or buddha bowls? Let me know in the comments. Stay warm out there! INSTAGRAM│FACEBOOK│TWITTER│YOUTUBE │KO FI
As you all have probably seen by now, Texas has snow and most aren’t taking it well. The temperature has been below freezing for several days now and may do not have power. The Panhandle of Texas does know how to deal with this weather, its the rest of the state that is freaking out.
In this time of social distanced travel and of people making a lifestyle of living in redone vans and buses there is an appeal to the open road. A desire to find those best hidden places that others don’t know exist or are too busy to stop for a moment to experience. I spoke a
Title: Washington: A LifeAuthor: Ron ChernowPublication Date: 2010Publishing House: Penguin Press I wanted to read this biography after reading Chernow’s Alexander Hamilton. This has started me down a journey of wanting to learn more about the founding fathers. I’ve added books on Abigail and John Adams, Eliza Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison to my
It has been a while since my last date night post. This one was Keltin’s idea and it was a ton of fun! Instead of going to a paint and sip place like Paining with a Twist we painted at home while enjoying a bit of bubbly and a cheese board from YaYa Yum Boards,
Do you know that habit of the universe where you learn about one new thing and then keep seeing it? That was me in regards to infused spirits or in this test case, just vodka (gin and brandy are often used too). I first came across infused spirits in The Herbal Kitchen, the same book
Visiting Olympic National Park was amazing. The country is beautiful and more than worth a visit. I could not have asked for a more amazing honeymoon location. When you visit plan a full day in most places. They are too beautiful to rush visiting, they deserved to be fully appreciated. Respect the land and leave
Title: Axiom’s EndAuthor: Lindsay EllisPublication Date: 2020Publishing House: St. Martin’s Press This is a book I had actually forgotten about. Keltin first read it when it came out in July of 2020 and I wanted to read it but there was a lot going on and other books to read. Recently as I was searching
Last week I discussed the lamb dinner that I made for my wonderful grandparents but I did leave out details on the dessert that I made for the evening: candied blood orange slices with dark chocolate sprinkled with Malden salt. This is not my recipe I found it while looking for a different recipe and
The title feels like a fairy tale and in a way it was. On the way too our cabin and Port Angeles we took a long detour and visited Olympia. On the way back we took the ferry from Bainbridge Island to Seattle. The ferry can be taken as a pedestrian, with a bike or
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