For some of you, it’ll be an app or connection to Seamless or an equivalent website (if old school, a phone and a takeout menu). Continue reading
There should be holidays to recover from the holidays. Continue reading
I can’t remember if the Recipe Sunday gals ever did this one before, but hopefully not. They are known to many cultures and go by many names. Italian or Mexican? They’re probably called wedding cookies. Russian? Tea cakes. Despite my Italian heritage, we call them butterballs in my family, and we never made them for a wedding. Nope. Butterballs are for Christmastime, sucka. Continue reading
It was a heavy night. Perhaps day, too. Continue reading
So, what was the weirdest Christmas gift you got?
Mine was a Home Depot gift certificate. I guess this was a hint that I need to step up my game in terms of fixing up my house. Continue reading
Have a little hair of the dog that bit you.
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Michelangelo and da Vinci were true Renaissance Men; skilled sculptors, painters, architects, and engineers. However, their great works did not come into existence purely by the waving of hands. They, like every man before them, stretching back to the creation of fire and the wheel, relied on tools to bring their vision to reality. It is in that spirit that we move on to discuss the implements of creation, the tools of the trade.
Crack open your toolbox and get a hardware store on speed dial. I am… THE HOBBYIST. Continue reading
Let’s just continue with Lucky’s dog and cat theme. Continue reading
Who doesn’t want to save money on their next vacation? Nobody. Here are nine easy ways. With the money you save, you can buy that extra cocktail at the bar, stay an extra night in the nicer hotel, or buy the souvenir sweatshirt you promised your friend you would buy. Continue reading
Put up yer dukes. Continue reading