You may recall HBO’s hit show, “Sex and the City’!? Carrie Bradshaw and the girls having fun and crying and then having some more fun. Maybe HBO should consider taking a close look into investing in a new show covering an old story: “Sex and the American Politician”. We all Read more
After watching ” Tick, Tick Boom!” three times I was awakened to the fact that we all need to recharge and re-energize ourselves in the face of world events. The music stopped and we are still standing, which is great and to be appreciated. Andrew Garfield ( in the picture) Read more
November has been an extraordinary time only because we made it so. Capricorn Science is the creation of a non writer, non blogger, gone mad into the adventure of seeking new outlets for a restless mind. It is an expression of the world around us, as we see it. I Read more
The trick is in the roasted almonds added to the ground Graham Crackers. The second layer is cream cheese, eggs, orange zest, lemon zest. The third layer is added after the cheese cake had been cooked and chilled. Sour cream and flavors. Cream Cheese Heidi: Filling: 1 and a half Read more
It took me several years to find this perfect recipe, It’s a small cake so make two if you have a crowd. Ingredients: 4 eggs/ 1/2 cup butter / 1 cup packed light brown sugar / 1 20 ounce sliced can of pineapple/ 10 marachino cherries, halved ( I use Read more
These cookies will make you famous every you serve them. Mix: 4 sticks room temperature butter / 1 and 1/5 cups sugar / 3 cups all purpose flour, half cup at a time. Add by hand: 2 cups shredded sweetened coconut / 1/2 cup pecans, chopped / 1 cup sesame Read more
Peanut Butter Cookies: 1 cup peanut butter / 1 cup sugar / 1 large egg / mix the above with a fork. / Refrigerate 1 hour to chill. / Mold into marble size balls. / Put on lightly greased cookie sheet ( at this point you may use a fork Read more
Education appears to be wasted on the group of people who knowingly continue to purchase live Christmas trees. It’s been decades since I brought the huge 12 foot tree into my home. It was glorious. By the following May I was talking about planting it outside. My parents talked me Read more
Society keeps finding way to pigeonhole us. We get various classifications since the day we are born. Foolishly, we believe what we are told. Could it be time to look closer at some of these classifications and maybe send them on their way to the garbage bin? We have been Read more
Marketing case studies demonstrate how mega huge corporations have stuck their foot in their mouth and misbranded a product. A well known example is General Motors car called Nova, which in Spanish translates to Won’t Go. Bad choice of words for a transportation vehicle. Fast forward to now with Coronavirus Read more
My family is eclectic in composition and nature. We are a tribe of New Yorkers, Germans, Puerto Rican’s, Spaniards, British and no offense to those not mentioned! The German branch “die” for Puerto Rican flavor. The Puerto Rican’s “kill” for some German flavor. And round and roly poly we go. Read more
I’ve been growing some of my own spices for years. Basil, oregano, sweet peppers, thyme, and others. The only mix I’ve made at home is Herbes de Provence (Herbs of Provence to us mortals) and purchased other mixes. Recently I was running low on Italian seasoning and decided to look Read more
The magic of lowering your salt consumption, without losing the flavors of food, is learning how to use to your herbs and spices. An essential component of French and Mediterranean cooking are the unique mixture of Herbes de Province. I’ve been mixing my own for several years and I just Read more
We a finding and sharing some lovely, easy to make and environmentally safe Holiday ornaments that would make your home sing out in warmth. Most of these creations only need some dry branches, some tie things or rope and your old ornaments. Have fun. The children can help make these. Read more
Happy Decorating. If you have any ideas you’d like to share, please do so. The more the merrier. HO HO HO>
Creative, inspirational and beautiful. Traditional trees offer a world of charm and warmth but breaking away from the mold is always a like a warm breeze on a cool day. Enjoy.
I found this short story interesting since I had no idea how the tradition of Christmas trees started. The tree was brought into the house so the woods spirits would be kept warm during the cold winter months. Food and treats were hung on the branches for the spirits to Read more
What is a crypto token? A crypto token is a virtual currency token or denomination of a cryptocurrency. It represents a tradable asset or utility that resides on its own blockchain and allows the holder to use it for investment or economic purposes. While crypto coins are essentially digital versions Read more
What if we sang to each other instead of talking? Would we find a peaceful existence? It seems easier to sing up-beat and pleasant thoughts. Who fights singing? The TV series “Hart of Dixie” had episodes where they just broke into song and danced around and I really wanted to Read more
The Bitcoin Whales: 1,000 people who own 40% of the market. (Bloomberg) Large Bitcoin holders are called whales because their movements disturb the waters that the smaller fish swim in. Following the 80-20 rule (also known as Pareto principle), the top 20% of bitcoin holders have more than 80% of Read more