Food As A Work Of Art! I love great food. I believe strongly in the philosophy “EVERYONE EATS!” With that in mind, this week’s “Six Shot Saturday” isn’t a place, it’s a taste! Yes, that’s a strip of bacon doing… Read More ›
Month: February 2020
See These Edible Mayonnaise Slices! “What The Friday?!?!” Has “Sheet-Like” Condiments In A Slice! Chocolate Slices Too!
Ready For A Slice Of Mayo? It’s Friday as I post this, and “What The Friday?!?!??!” indeed! Yes, a company is selling Mayonnaise by the slice! My friend Lamya Shelly tagged me on a story about this so I put… Read More ›
Parcel Prompt Story: Writer’s Block
Originally posted on beetleypete:
You saw the title? Yes, this is a parcel prompt, a first. A short story, in 1280 words. I took the photo of a parcel sent to me all the way from California, by my blogging…
It’s A Harrison Ford Blogathon! My Celebration Of His “Working Girl” Comedic Chops!
Want to know the real story of the scar on Harrison Ford’s chin? Here you go: Tess McGill: “How did you get the scar?” Jack Trainer: “Some guy pulled a knife in Detroit.” Time To Talk All Things Harrison Ford!… Read More ›
Time To Slurp Some Oysters! Yes, This “Wednesday Bookmobile” Has The Lowdown On These Bivalves!
Nothing Better Than Freshly Shucked Oysters! I love fresh oysters! The look, the briny freshness of the ocean, and of course, the icy cold sensation as they slide down your throat…and they are incredibly good for you as well! So… Read More ›
Flying Over Pyongyang! North Korea’s Surreal, Isolated City Of Color! Eat Their “Koryo” Burger Too!
Flying Over North Korea’s Colorful Capital! North Korea is one of the world’s most isolated countries, a totalitarian regime that suppresses its citizens…not a place to admire or respect in any way. That said, when I came across a fascinating… Read More ›
R.I.P. Katherine Johnson ~ August 26th, 1918 – February 24th, 2020
Originally posted on By Hook Or By Book:
Katherine Johnson, a mathematician and scientific genius, who broke through race and gender barriers in the once segregated NASA died today at 101 years of age. Her calculations were critical contributions to…
