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Tag: Recipes

November 28, 2025November 28, 2025 Michelle

Grandmother’s Famous Vegan Cranberry Bread

November 1, 2023 Michelle

Pumpkin Oatmeal Cookies

June 12, 2023 Michelle

Chocolate Chia Pudding

March 21, 2023April 30, 2023 Michelle

Chocolate Espresso Brownies

December 1, 2019March 26, 2023 Michelle

Southern Style Biscuits

December 1, 2019March 26, 2023 Michelle

Maple Baked Beans in the Instant Pot

October 28, 2019March 27, 2023 Michelle

Better Chocolate Cake

September 21, 2019 Michelle

In The Kitchen – September 21, 2019

September 21, 2019 Michelle

Vanilla Extract

September 21, 2019 Michelle

Chocolate Syrup

September 20, 2019September 20, 2019 Michelle

Baklava

September 10, 2019September 8, 2019 Michelle

Blueberry-Lemon-Chia Muffins

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2026 Reading Plan
My June reading list - a couple of carryovers, a couple of new titles to read and listen to, and an Adler title I am rereading for my Mortimer Adler Fan Club project. #personalscholar #readinglist #books #2026reading #reading For the Love of Lists I think I have a new favorite food. #kimchipickles #HEB #clevelandkitchen Book mail is the best mail! Franz de Waal’s Are We Smart Enough is the upcoming read for Science Book Club and I’m so excited to get started. And Dubliners is a must-read of Irish Literature (so says Cillian Murphy). #2026reading #tbr #reading #books #personalscholar I’m about to micromanage tf out of my family. #commencingmicromanagement #skylightcalendar Book mail is the best mail! Getting a late start for PHM - but I’m getting ready to start the audiobook and will finally watch the movie. I need a hard copy for notes. #2026reading #sciencefiction #personalscholar #books #reading My yellow bellied racer skeleton, or what survived. It took one week for the flies (and larvae) and ants to completely break down the flesh. I’m bummed I only have a few tiny ribs. We had a thunderstorm come through and though I protected it from the rain the wind was not kind. I’ve got to come up with a more secure way to monitor decomposition and keep the skeleton intact. And my spouse wasn’t a big fan of me laying it on cardboard on our picnic table. 🫠 #texas #texassnakes #naturestudy Nature study isn’t always pretty, but it IS interesting! A few days ago my son found this snake on the road and carried it home to me (my kids are the best!). It was fully intact on Wednesday when I set it out but you can see what has happened over just a couple of days. Most of the middle has been consumed, the tail area is currently being broken down (see the maggots?!), the head region is still intact. It’s fascinating to watch in real time. You can’t tell at this point, but this is a yellowbellied racer. #texas #texassnakes #naturestudy This morning I had a Black-bellied Whistling Duck hanging out on my property. He or she (they are monomorphic so I can’t tell) called like this for several minutes, quite a treat for me! Another one showed up and flew over and further into the trees. Eventually my new friend flew off to meet them. I live close enough to the lake so not unusual for them to be in the area but I don’t typically see them on my property. #texas #texasbirds #birdwatching
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