Strong intuition is, in my own humble opinion, a rare and incredibly valuable skill to possess. Without sounding like an arrogant fuck, allow me to state that I feel as though I have a decent amount of intuition, and it has been of tremendous aid to me on several occasions in life. If you’re unsure … More The power of intuition
I’ve made mention of the fact that my preferred genre of books to read is fiction, but in the last couple of years, I’ve developed a sincere appreciation for historical fiction. I can thank Kristin Hannah for this, seeing as the first historical fiction text I ever read was The Nightingale, and if you haven’t … More Read or rid: ‘All the Light We Cannot See’ by Anthony Doerr
Anyone who possesses long hair can attest to the fact that designating efficient hairstyles when it is hotter than hell outside is not the simplest task. The main goal is to get the hair off of one’s neck, and/or out of their face, but aside from a top knot or a messy bun, long-haired folks … More What is your go-to summer hairstyle?
If there is one cleaning task I despise drastically more than others, it’s dusting. Dusting, to me, is positively infuriating in the sense that you could quite literally dust your home on a daily basis, and still find remnants of the shit. It’s never-ending, and dust can honestly just piss off, if I’m being entirely … More Struggling to clean your baseboards? Read this
Upon finally meeting with a surgeon regarding my destroyed knee, I’ve learned that I have completely severed my Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) and require ACL reconstructive surgery. I’ve been in denial up until this point about needing surgery, but I can’t say I’m terribly surprised, given the extent of the damage that I’ve done to … More Here’s what you need to know about ACL reconstruction
When it comes to salad, Caesar reigns supreme, and I will happily die on this hill. One of the main reasons Caesar salad stands above all others is arguably because of its components; while a salad, you can’t really go wrong with creamy, garlic dressing, croutons and bacon bits. Is it the healthiest salad out … More How about a BLT Caesar Pasta Salad for dinner tonight?
I wrote a post a little while ago sharing my thoughts on Caro Claire Burke’s novel, Yesteryear. I won’t be too redundant, but to offer you a very brief summary, the book follows the marriage between Natalie and Caleb and their aspirations to farm together. There is a hell of a lot more to the … More Appreciating the romanticization of farming in ‘Yesteryear’ by Caro Claire Burke
If you have owned your Keurig for longer than a year, I almost guarantee that you have been at the receiving end of brewing issues resulting from the machine building up too much residue internally. I’ve owned just about every model and make of Keurig’s in existence, and every single one has been the bearer … More Clogged Keurig? Read this
Whether or not you have watched any of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, there is a solid probability that you have heard of a Norwegian soccer player named Erling Haaland. He is 25 years of age and plays forward for Norway, and the man has become an internet sensation. Not only is he a remarkably … More Let’s talk about Erling Haaland
My family and I have a long-standing joke regarding how I tend to go about things with utmost gusto. I suppose you could categorize me as an intense person, and I certainly feel my feelings when they strike. In addition to being very expressive with my face, I tend to do the same with my … More If you’re going to do something, give it your all
Our conversation pertaining to capybaras will continue today, and I hope you’re enjoying learning about these animals as much as I have. Granted, I’m a little bit biased towards these majestic creatures because of the obsession I had with them while I was in high school, but they really are extremely lovable critters. I think … More How much do you know about capybaras? (part two)
If you find yourself a wee bit confused after reading the title of today’s post, no need to fret. Capybara awareness has increased in the past few years, based on my own observations, but they certainly aren’t the most common animal to spot while you’re out and about. I first learned about capybaras when I … More How much do you know about capybaras?
I am entirely aware of the fact that the title of today’s post may not be the most enticing food creation you’ve ever heard of, but I do ask that you keep an open mind. Despite the jargon not being the most alluring, I can promise you that the final product is scrumptious. A few … More Let’s make chicken nugget sandwiches
While it is more than safe to wager that human beings are becoming stupider on an alarming basis, I would argue it’s equally safe to wager that we are becoming nastier and nastier, in a general sense, at an equally alarming rate. Just about each and every time I leave my house and venture out … More What happened to basic human kindness?
When I was in my teens, I had a hell of a time with armpit sweat. I figure it is worth stipulating that despite the monsoon stemming from my armpit region, odour was never an issue for me, as odd as that sounds. I would sweat so badly that the stains were down to my … More Sweaty armpits? You need to try this product
I have a somewhat conflicted relationship with both cooking and baking. When I was a teenager, I went through a phase during which I was positively obsessed with cooking, to the point my parents enrolled me in a week-long cooking course. I loved it, and to make things even more enjoyable, I was able to … More Let’s make homemade ice cream
Yesterday’s post served as a sort of introduction, I suppose, to the main components of a human knee. By components, I am making reference to the four major ligaments that exist within the knee, but there are plenty of other very important aspects that make up the entire knee structure that I am by no … More How well do you know your knees? (part two)
While I am still waiting for some diagnostic imaging to inform me of what sort of knee injury I am currently dealing with, and the extent of it, I figure it doesn’t hurt to educate myself about all things knee-related. I’ve never done so much reading about the components of a knee in all of … More How well do you know your knees?
I feel obligated to share a personal story with all of you before we delve into today’s squirrel content. When I was a lot younger, my uncle told me a story about a squirrel I doubt I will ever forget. He told me that when he was a kid, he and a buddy decided to … More Let’s talk about squirrels (part two)
I have always considered squirrels to be positively adorable creatures, but I am aware that plenty of us are not fans of these little creatures. I should arguably stipulate that I have also always found mice to be very cute, so it’s possible I’m a wee bit fucked in the head. But, aside from my … More Let’s learn about squirrels
Without sounding like a broken record, allow me to share that I recently came across yet another Buzzfeed article product winner, and I would like to share this product with all of you. I am in my 30s, and I still experience acne. It positively sucks, and while I’ve tried just about every bloody product … More Clogged pores? This product is a game-changer
My husband and I celebrated our four-year wedding anniversary a few days ago, and my parents were kind and generous enough to gift us with a gift card to go out for dinner somewhere. They got us one of those gift cards with a few dining choices available to pick from, and seeing as Blaine … More Let’s make “Kapow! Popcorn Shrimp (a Montana’s copycat)”
If you happen to reside within Brant or Norfolk County, here in Ontario, Canada, there is a strong probability that you have heard of Kai Cafe. Located at Sam’s Place Farm Market in Scotland, Ontario, Kai Cafe is serving up Hawaiian-inspired coffee and other drinks and goodies, and if you haven’t yet been, consider this … More Have you been to Kai Cafe?
I’ve never been a tremendous fan of rhubarb, but I know plenty of people who love and enjoy it, my family included. Last year, my dad and sister decided to try growing some ourselves, and we now have a dedicated rhubarb patch on the farm where it is thriving. My dad has always been a … More Let’s make Rhubarb Berry Upside-Down Cake
Few things piss me off on this Earth more than when technological devices fail to perform their duties. I acknowledge it is not entirely sensible to rage toward an inanimate object, but sometimes it’s necessary. Blaine and I have been living together in our home now for roughly four years, meaning our appliances are only … More Dirty dishes coming out of the dishwasher? Read this
Hairbrushes, while rather important, are not something I dedicate a tremendous amount of thought towards. I’ve been using the same Wet Brush for probably about ten years now, and I wasn’t really anticipating an upgrade anytime soon. I’ve mentioned before that I occasionally dabble in Buzzfeed articles that list products available on a variety of … More What’s so special about a KITSCH brush?
Anyone who has spent any amount of time in a medical setting can arguably attest to the fact that doctors are some of the worst people who dabble in the God-complex, meaning they are under the impression that they’re superior to the rest of us. Are doctors tremendously important? Absolutely. Does their regard need to … More Can we start holding doctors accountable?
I’ve been quite loyal to my current eyebrow products for some time. The Anastasia Dip Brow Pomade has been a favourite of mine for years now, but because I don’t wear makeup nearly as often as I once did, I’ve discovered that most of my products are now expired and require replacing. I read about … More Sparse eyebrows? Try this product
My sister truly treated my dad to a Father’s Day feast this year. She decided to make a spread of a few of his different favourites for him to savour and enjoy, and one dish included in the lineup was macaroni and cheese. Blaine and I have very high standards when it comes to macaroni … More Let’s make homemade macaroni and cheese
Without sounding like a withering simp, allow me to assert that by now, I strongly support the idea that a better construction of crutches could have been engineered. Crutches are positively miserable, and anyone who has had to spend a considerable amount of time using them can attest to the truth of their misery. The … More Why do crutches have to be such a pain?
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