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THE BOOK REPORT: Love, Life and Mother Nature

THE BOOK REPORT: Love, Life and Mother Nature: A Poet’s Tribute to Nature’s Healing Powers By Krysta Lavigne As someone who loves books, interiors, and quiet moments of reflection, I’m always drawn to works that offer both beauty and insight. Love, Life and Mother Nature by James C. Glassford is one of those rare finds.Continue reading “THE BOOK REPORT: Love, Life and Mother Nature”

Weird Music Facts

Some weird and interesting tidbits for audiophiles and pop culture fanatics alike. We have collected some interesting and informative videos that will delight your ears, amuse you, and maybe even teach you something new about music and sound. Bonus….

Hit Crab Dip Recipe

This was a bigger hit an anticipated When the national news called for a snow storm and everyone got ready to get snowed in I prepared… to make crab dip. When the storm didn’t deliver as much precipitation as anticipated, people came over for a movie and it turned into a party. Crab Dip AnotherContinue reading “Hit Crab Dip Recipe”

A Blast from the Past

Mr. Skeffington is from 1944, but it sums up modern hoes and simps with timeless accuracy. Even though it’s titled Mr. Skeffington the movie stars Bettie Davis who chews up the scenery as a woman who doesn’t grow out of her hoe phase until diphtheria leaves her looking CHOPPED and bald. That’s when the storyContinue reading “A Blast from the Past”

Pokémon TGC takes over mobile gaming, what does this mean for card collectors?

With the TCG making a resurgence as a mobile game Pokémon cards are back at the forefront of pop-culture Where to buy https://tradingcardsets.com https://www.tcgplayer.com https://www.pokemoncenter.com 3 Reasons People Think a TCG App Can Increase Interest in Physical Cards 1. New Players Get Introduced to the HobbyMany observers say that mobile/digital TCG apps serve as a kind of massiveContinue reading “Pokémon TGC takes over mobile gaming, what does this mean for card collectors?”

Land Of Confusion

The global disruptions we have seen in recent years are frequently presented as a chaotic sequence of events: a ‘pandemic’, inflation, energy shortages and war. Little wonder that most people are confused. However, a structural analysis reveals a more deliberate controlled demolition of the 20th-century social contract. We are witnessing a transition from a productive capitalist model,Continue reading “Land Of Confusion”