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Alright, Dean Winchester, listen up. I’m making pie. I mentioned in my Fourth of July post that I made an apple pie, so I thought I’d revive my Tasty Goodness (links are below) series, and share my recipe with you. Now, I’m still tweaking the filling a bit, but it tastes phenomenal. (Also, my mother […]
Read More Tasty Goodness: It’s Time for PieJust in case you missed it, Boston: Part One – The New England Aquarium can be read here! One of my favorite things about Boston is the history. Seriously, I loved Washington, DC. The nation’s capital contains so much of what makes the United States, but Boston is really where it all started. When politicians […]
Read More Boston: Part Two – The Freedom TrailYesterday, the BBC released the first actual trailer for the new season of Doctor Who, premiering on August 23. So, what can we expect from Peter Capaldi’s first outing as The Doctor? Questions, Drama and Daleks, oh my! Also, apparently a t-rex. I know, like many of you, I have not-so-patiently been awaiting the return of […]
Read More Doctor Who – Into DarknessMy Boston trip doesn’t fit into one post…plus, as my best friend will attest, I may be a little camera-happy on vacations. What can I say? I want to remember stuff! For this trip, we rented a condo for the week instead of choosing a hotel. I have to say, I don’t plan on doing […]
Read More Boston: Part One – The New England AquariumThis is a technique that I’ve read about, and I’ve seen a view pieces in museums. The broken pieces veined with gold are truly gorgeous. This is a concept that appeals too, that something or someone isn’t useless for having been broken, but is more valuable and beautiful in the broken places. ‘Til next time, […]
Read More More Beautiful for Having Been BrokenI just finished watching Gravity starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney. This is one that I really wanted to see in theaters in 3D, but I missed it. Now, I’m kind of glad I did. I think this one would have made me nauseous. Lots of spinning and flying through space. The imagery and visuals […]
Read More It’s Heavy, But GoodIndependence Day weekend just wrapped up, and I can say without a doubt it was an interesting one. My friend and her son joined my family for our Fourth of July celebrations. Where my parents live, it is okay to shoot off fireworks as long as you have a permit, and my family indulges my […]
Read More A Weekend of Laughter, Celebration and…An Injury or TwoWaking up from a good dream just sets the day off right…unless, it is so wonderful you don’t want to wake up. I had no idea there was actually a word for that feeling. ‘Til next time, Jessica
Read More Dream A Little DreamI just like the word hodgepodge. Also, this word looks an awfully lot like Gallifrey…you know the planted the Doctor is from? Coincidence? Mycroft and Sherlock say the world is rarely so lazy. Dang it! There I go mixing my metaphors…or randoms as it were. Oops? ‘Til next time, Jessica P.S. Now I’m thinking of Doctor […]
Read More HodgepodgeSo, I am a little in love with the book, The Fault in Our Stars. Are you shocked? Probably not. The movie adaptation was released last week, and I finally got to see it. Before going to see the movie I discussed it with…just about everybody, and, so far, the general consensus is that TFiOS broke […]
Read More Finding Inspiration Through the Tears
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