You’ll be pleasantly surprised by the enticing aroma from this easy recipe and the taste is superb. Studs and I have served this menu to skeptical guests and they fell in love with it. Cook pasta prior to starting fish. Re-warm by running hot water over the just noodles before serving. Serve with Whole Grain […]
The Inscrutable Boiled Egg from Linda Lee Greene, Author/Artist My friend Carol called me a few mornings ago to tell me she loved my latest two books. I had given her paperback copies of them for Christmas. During the conversation, she mentioned that she and Dick, her husband, were going to attend their grandson’s 16th […]
Mom’s Meatloaf from Alicia Joseph This is a delicious meal that my family loves. I love it because it’s easy and takes no time at all to prepare. Serve with mashed potatoes and fresh green beans. Don’t forget the Chianti. You deserve it. ITALIAN MEATLOAF 2 slices rye bread 2 slices white bread ½ cup […]
Pollution Solutions – Let’s Detox by Leigh Goff Photo by Jacek Dylag on Unsplash “Sip a glass of cool, clear water as you read this, and you may think water pollution is a problem somewhere else. But while most Americans have access to safe drinking water, potentially harmful contaminants — from arsenic to copper to […]
A RECIPE TO TRY From Emma Lane This is the fastest and tastiest soup you’ll ever throw together. Chicken with Rice soup and stewed tomatoes alone is tasty. For more tomato flavor, use a can of diced tomatoes, but careful. This tends to overbalance the tomato too much and obscures that lovely chicken rice childhood […]
ON BEING “ONLY HUMAN” From Linda Lee Greene I am free and white and educated. I am retired from a long and satisfying career as an artist and a designer. I get to spend the bulk of my time writing. It is a dream come true. I own my own home, mortgage-free, and when I […]
The First Timekeepers from Sharon Ledwith Here’s an eerie treat for my readers, straight out of the pages of Legend of the Timekeepers guaranteed to chill you to the bone: “W-Where are we?” She-Aba asked, crawling out of the plant. “I-I’m not sure,” Lilith replied. Her nose flared. It smelled fresh, almost pure to her. […]
Women must be bold and share their accomplishments. from Anne Montgomery When I was a high school teacher, I learned many young ladies were uncomfortable talking about their accomplishments. Part of my job was to encourage my students to think about the future. When it came to resume writing, I’d say, “What are you good […]
Happy? Sad? From Vonnie Hughes Ever wondered what the rationale is for happiness? When you think of it, the things that make some people happy can only make other people sad. For example, a full fridge overflowing with food can be a dieter’s hell. And the moaning sound of a moose in rut, although giving […]
4 Successful Ways to Promote Your Novel From Sharon Ledwith It’s not all about book reviews when promoting your novel these days. Yes, book reviews are valuable and securing them should be on any author’s book promotion to-do list. However, your book deserves more widespread, long-term, and on-going exposure than it can garner through reviews […]
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