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…
“In Japan, broken objects are often repaired with gold. The flaw is seen as a unique piece of the object’s history, which adds to its beauty. Consider this when you feel broken.” Kintsugi : ( golden joinery) also known as Kintsukuroi, ( golden repair), is the Japanese art of repairing Read more…
I grew up but never stopped playing house. Tables set in pink, blue, white, green you name it. That’s me. Place settings with custom menu’s by each plate so guest’s an droll in anticipation. This is one of the traditions of civilized society that I most enjoy. Etched stemware, old Read more…
The tree of life represents the afterlife, and connection between the earth and heaven. The bond and affection to trees is so deep that Celt’s believed the actual tree was their ancestors, gate keepers of the Celtic Otherworld. The tree of life appears in Norse religion as Yggdrasil, the world Read more…
Pareidolia is a psychological phenomenon that causes people to see patterns in a random stimulus. This often leads people to assigning human characteristics to objects. Usually this is simplified to people seeing faces in objects where there isn’t one. – fairly common – recognized as perfectly healthy tendency. (Wikipedia) Maybe Read more…
In his words: ” In a country as rich as the USA, blessed with talented medical proffesionals, world-class hospitals , and research institutes, and an almost unparalleled capacity for technological innovation, the lack of Universal Health Coverage should be a national scandal.” Now the question is, why isn’t the lack Read more…
Donald J. Trump brought back the teachings and horrors of Adolf Hitler because of his fascination with the Fuhrer. His first wife told us that Trump had a copy of Hitler’s book on his nightstand and would study it often. We have watched and experienced in the flesh how Trump Read more…
Of course this image brought thoughts of beauty and awe into my mind. My new hobby, observing and recording nature’s symmetry, jumped in. The seeds of these flowers were planted and they seem to have grown in an organized formation. The image revealed yet more secrets of how smaller, earth Read more…
The symmetry within nature is seen throughout the universe, even within chaos. Scientists study it. Artist attempt to interpret it. Poets and writers seek to define and contain it. It’s all prevalent, surrounding and carrying us from life till death. The two main types of symmetry are reflective, and rotational. Read more…
Symmetry occurs not only in geometry, but also in other branches of mathematics. Symmetry is a type of invariance: the property that sometimes does not change under a set of transformations. Given a structured object X of any sort, a symmetry is a mapping of the object onto itself which Read more…
Fascism being the political system where politicians and the in-place government favor the interests of corporations instead of and above of the needs and interests of the its citizens. The most infamous fascist, so far, was Nazi Adolf Hitler, who proclaimed publicly that the State and the Church were one. Read more…
The world just got smaller or bigger? You tell me. Capricorn Science has readers from the following countries: United Kingdom / United States / Ireland / Spain / Canada / Thailand / Australia / Germany / France / Netherlands / Italy / Greece / Puerto Rico / Malta / New Read more…
The pattern of life and living continue in their cycle, which brings us back to the American celebration of Thanksgiving. Friends and family join in a feast that celebrates life. This is how it should be. A sane, safe, warm place where we can stop the madness and breathe. Capricorn Read more…