Reading Recap: November 2024
Okay so November was unexpectedly a bad reading month for me. I started off strong with two five star books
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Okay so November was unexpectedly a bad reading month for me. I started off strong with two five star books
The Love of My Afterlife by Kirsty Greenwood follows the story of Delphie Bookham, who just died in the most
October was not the best month for reading for me. I managed to just read three books, which isn’t bad
Between Friends & Lovers by Shirlene Obuobi follows Josephine Boateng, a doctor who became a social media influencer under the
September was a short and sweet reading month. I managed to knock out four books from my TBR, two of
A Love Like The Sun by Riss M. Nielson, her debut novel, tells the story of a pair of childhood
Souffles always seemed like a mythical dessert to me. I’ve heard so many good and bad things about them, mostly
Happy Independence Day! Well, not yet but I do like to get ahead of myself sometimes. I know for a
Summer has entered the building. I don’t know, I feel like we skipped a season. Spring was barely here, with
As evidenced by several posts on here, I am very much a traditionalist. I love celebrating holidays, more so when
Oatmeal raisin cookies are my #1 favorite cookie. I’m talking about homemade cookies, because if this were the store bought
I don’t have much to say this week, except that I fulfilled my craving for coffee cake. More specifically, I
I’m having the worst case of baker’s block. I’ve been feeling a little uninspired lately about everything kitchen related, and it’s
My mom is the main reason I got in the kitchen. Since I was a little girl, there was always
I happen to be somewhat of a people pleaser. I made chocolate chip cookies again recently, since they were such a
We celebrated my sister’s birthday last Monday, and of course there was cake. Every special occasion is a chance for