Eat a Chicken Wing with One Hand and you thought it couldn’t be done

How to Pronounce Things Hilariously including:

Flashbacks

Hi. Ok.

Love Letter Service love the idea. at first. then. not sure.

Hot Fudge Pudding Cake yes please

Analyzing Logos

A Super Bowl Preview for People Who Don’t Know Football that would be me

Like a Boss

So Rude

No matter the subject, I am grateful to learn something and have something to hold on to after finishing a book.  Complicated Grief Disorder is not something I had ever heard of, nor have I ever imagined living my life with a dark memory that colors everything.  This book is honest, poignant, and both a tribute to a life being lived and a life lost.

(Thanks Eric!)

(Thanks to J!)

So Careful, Nice, On Track at All Times, White Snow, Mom, Awesome, Nothing You Do is Wrong

This recipe has only 5 ingredients and I ended up going to 3 different grocery stores to get everything…what?  First of all, is there such a thing as “frozen tortellini”?  Not where I live apparently – I finally just got the refrigerated kind – it worked perfectly.  Then, shelled edamame – it does exist.  But you won’t find it at Super Target (lesson learned).

All in all – fun recipe.  I’m not sure Italian dressing is the right complement to this dish (Ayla wasn’t a fan) but it was tasty enough.  For about 15 bucks we had enough to feed all three of us for two meals and it filled us up – I’ll take it!

I drink iced coffee almost every day (I know! she says) …she was right – this is totally the perfect gift.  I love it!

Haunting and beautiful and terrifying and sweet.  I didn’t want to read more, but I couldn’t put it down.  Touched by Alzheimer’s, like most, but I had no concept of the early-onset version.  From the book summary:

Losing her yesterdays, her short-term memory hanging on by a couple of frayed threads, she is living in the moment, living for each day. But she is still Alice.