Book Review: The Paris Wife by Paula McLain (Plus Book-Club Questions)

What a page-turner! I couldn't put this book down! Based on a true story. A lovely story told through the eyes, of Ernest Hemingway's first wife, Hadley Richardson. From the two of them meeting at a mutual friend's party, their courtship, wedding, Hemingway's struggle to become a writer, his missing manuscripts, his mentors' in Paris …

Health Benefits of Eating a Flexitarian Diet

I wrote a post on the Flexitarian Diet, however, this post will elaborate a bit more, from this article I had read on EatingWell. Do you find yourself to be vegetarian-ish? Than you may be a flexitarian. A flexible vegetarian. The flexitarian diet, however, skirts those expectations—and that's why it works. First, what is it? …

Easy Dairy-Free Risotto with Mushrooms Peas (Vegan, Vegetarian, Flexitarian, Gluten-Free) by Giada De Laurentiis from her Happy Cooking Cook-Book

Risotto looks as though it would be this difficult dish to make. I suppose it can be, however Giada De Laurentiis, in her cookbook, Happy Cooking: Make Every Meal Count ... Without Stressing Out: actually made it quite simple and quick, too, might I add. I didn't have substitute any ingredients, in this #MeatlessDinner. If …

Unabomber: In His Own Words

Mind-blowing! From a kid like myself who grew-up in the 90s, born in the mid-89s, I wasn’t all that aware of these things going on. Ubabomber, being the most expensive man-hunt case in the United States, and with well over 100 federal agents in persist of capturing him. Ted Kaczynski, photo taken from a year …

Pairing Your Wine With Your Television Show?

I was taking a bit of a break from studying a few weeks ago, to watch Live with Kelly and Ryan, this is what they were discussing from a newspaper article: With the pandemic, it's become a new era. People are not living exactly the way they used to, and won't be once this global …