I was in my sophomore year in college and living off campus. My roommate and I were both vegetarian at the time. We decided one day to make a meal for our respective boyfriends. We wanted to show them that vegetarian food can be full of variety and tasty. We found a recipe for stuffedContinue reading “Too Much Paprika”
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It’s All About the Inside
This question from yesterday’s prompt brings to my mind the “tell me about yourself,” part of a job interview. Somehow, that is not what runs through my mind when I think of this question. Factor back to many years ago when I was in seventh grade. A teacher of mine once asked each of usContinue reading “It’s All About the Inside”
Concept
The game Concept is one of my favorites. It is ideal for a large group. It is like charades, but you have to convey your word or phrase by placing pieces strategically on the board. It makes for a fun time. In my post, The Game Called “Concept“, I describe this game in detail alongContinue reading “Concept”
Spirituality and Being
Spirituality has many layers and has as many perspectives as people. Spiritual practices are beneficial to our brains. Taking time out to pray, meditate, or participate in rituals helps us regulate our emotions, concentrate, and connect to others as we refresh our perspective on life (Cerqueira Rodrigues, et. al., 2023). I enjoy meditating, practicing stillness,Continue reading “Spirituality and Being”
It’s Me!
In response to this daily prompt, I considered who I spend the most time with and the conclusion I came to is myself. At no time during the day or night am I away from myself. I enjoy spending time with friends and family, and I do spend a considerable amount of time with them,Continue reading “It’s Me!”
My Classical Piano Teacher
Throughout the course of my life, I have had many wonderful teachers. My pre-kay teacher, Ms. Chell, with her welcoming smile encouraged me to try different foods. My English teacher in high school, Mr. Bennet, challenged me to question things and discover my “why.” Throughout college both times, I have had wonderful professors that encouragedContinue reading “My Classical Piano Teacher”
Diving Into…
I enjoy diving into A Daily Swim. Swimming is a wonderful low impact cardio exercise that helps keep my blood pressure under control. Inspiration occasionally comes during my laps. I enjoy diving into a good book. I am currently listening to Barbara Streisand’s “My Name is Barbara.” I am enjoying listening to her voice asContinue reading “Diving Into…”
No Regrets
As I considered today’s blog prompt, I realized that I would change nothing. As I navigate the many choices in my life whether good or bad, I realize all the decisions I made, and their consequences make me who I am. For example, if I did not injure my hand in high school, I wouldContinue reading “No Regrets”
The Game Called “Concept”
I have been making the holiday rounds, visiting with friends and family. Along this tour, I was introduced to a game called “Concept.” It is similar to charades, but you are not allowed to act out the clue nor make a sound. Players must use the board to convey the word. Yes, a board game.Continue reading “The Game Called “Concept””
A Second Helping Please
Spending time with loved ones is something I never regret. Whenever our time together is ending, we mutually feel like the time is so short. We could go on talking and laughing forever. For my musician friends, we could continue jamming endlessly. Another helping please! The end of the year is filled with festivities andContinue reading “A Second Helping Please”
