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Article Archive for April 2009
When Joel and I finally first bought our house, we didn’t go out and buy furniture right away. We wanted something unique. Something special. Something that would accurately reflect the artistic, creative, uber-cool people that …
I shook up some vodka martinis and threw together a simple green salad. I had a kick ass arrachera salad last weekend in Playa del Carmen that inspired this light and satisfying supper. I marinated …
Remember when you could drink all the booze brewed, distilled and bottled, and not worry about your girlish figure? Those halcyon nights are long gone, my thirty-something friends, and rather than mourn their loss, let’s …
It’s the dream, isn’t it? Being able to create the perfect pizza, anytime you like, and at a moment’s notice? If you’ve been following along, you know we have gotten pretty close to a good …
A close friend, after eating a bowl of this chili, once remarked that it was not just an interesting twist on a traditional chili recipe, but that it was, in fact, the best thing she …
I am a freelancer. I work at home. I wear my pajamas all day long. And I’m getting just a little bit fat.
When you work in the world you burn calories all day long without …
Yesterday at the market my husband demanded a dinner that combined the meltiness of cheese with the pizazz of peppers and onions. The solution was obvious: quesajitas. I’m about to blow your minds.
Ingredients
chicken breasts
red pepper
white …
We always have been self conscious about our business cards. Being self-employed, it always just felt a little silly to hand business cards out that had our “company name” on them. Our company is…us. Our …
Activities, are important. They define us. They are integral to our identities. They echo our hopes. They reflect our values. Where we don’t, strictly speaking, need many of these activities, pastimes, or pursuits to survive, …
I always thought having chicken stock on hand was kind of bullshit. How boring! What a hassle, right? Totally nerd-o! So I would usually just throw our ravaged chicken carcass* in the cat’s direction. Now …
