I love fried chicken. But what makes this recipe great is that I get all the benefits of crispy fried chicken without all the grease and without standing watch over it the whole time. You can use any chicken parts for this recipe. Fry the chicken until it just turns golden brown and then finish it in […]…
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Introduction to Emotional Eating
[disclosure] Happy Monday! This post looks at emotional eating. I thought it was an important topic with many people noticing increased eating and weight gain during this quarantine. Today we look at some possible reasons for emotional eating. What is Emotional Eating? Emotional eating is the practice of managing one’s emotions by eating food. Here…
7 Cat Dangers Lurking in Your Garden — Katzenworld
Cats are inquisitive creatures who love to explore and investigate environments by sniffing or tasting them. When you bring a cat into your home, they’re sure to be curious about their surroundings but unlike humans, they can’t identify dangers as easily. You may have hidden hazards in your garden that could pose a threat to […]…
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Red — Cee’s Photo Challenges
This series is all about colors. This week the color is any kind of Red – light, medium or dark. Go through your photo archives and see what photos you have that fits the current week’s challenge, or better yet grab you camera and take a new photo! ENJOY and have FUN. Current Series – […]…
Don’t Stop — Banter Republic
There’s no such thing as too much affection. If your partner complains about you choking them with too much love, that’s not your partner. You don’t just stop loving someone. You either always will, or you never did in the first place. When someone yells Stop! I don’t know whether it’s in the name of love, […]…
Chicken Scallopini — Spiced — My Meals are on Wheels
Chicken Scallopini might sound fancy, but it’s actually an easy recipe. Think thinly-sliced chicken sauteed with onions, peppers and mushrooms and then tossed in a white wine lemon sauce. It’s delicious! We enjoy growing a garden each summer. The growing season here in upstate New York is rather short, and we have to wait until… Chicken […]…
The Price of Pride: A Pride & Prejudice Variation, by Abigail Reynolds — A Review — Austenprose – A Jane Austen Blog
From the desk of Katie Jackson: It is a truth universally acknowledged that unbridled pride can result in unintended consequences. Much to the dismay of those who realize it too late, it often requires an event of heart-wrenching significance to stir them from their self-righteous stupor. But what sobering fates will befall them due to […]…