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Cooking

Everyone cannot always draw, sculpt, paint, or practice the traditional means of creativity—but everyone must eat. Cooking, or the practice of preparing food, is the most accessible, engaging, and understandable form of creativity. It is a practice born out of … Continue reading

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Best Gift

The most meaningful gifts I have ever received are anonymous handwritten notecards in my mailbox, a book anonymously left on my porch with a sweet message written inside the front cover, and a surprise delivery from a bakery from an … Continue reading

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The Gift of Giving

My mother was an excellent cook an taught my siblings and me everything she could so we would be self-sufficient. As she got older, she didn’t want material gifts, so one year my husband and I gifted her a day … Continue reading

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Pie

If you’re too full for pie, you can always have it for breakfast tomorrow. I was raised in a pretty health-conscious household, but the morning after Thanksgiving meant one thing: Breakfast Pie. This was allowed on a series of technicalities. Pumpkin is … Continue reading

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Memory

How do you keep a memory! Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real life wisdom on to others as I embark on this new venture of “positively purging“, as I know each … Continue reading

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