I was nominated by Alexandra @ you and me and a cup of coffee for the food award. I’m happy to be nominated for something while in quarantine. Alexandra’s blog is one after my own heart (it is about fashion+ baking + fitness). Thank you Alexandra for the nomination! Below are the questions I was asked and my answers: 1. What is the fanciest, most … Continue reading Food Award!!!
In my first week of quarantine I ate so many cookies, it would cause the cookie monster to blush. But these gluttonous acts have consequences. Beyond weight gain, overeating decreases the quality of your energy, and could also affect the fluidity of cognitive functions. Temptations also seem to be stronger when you are stuck indoors, so cookie lovers require an EXTRA dose of self-control. I do not intend to emerge out of quarantine as the next contestant for TLC’s my 600 pound life, so I determined ways to keep myself “in check”. Below are 10 tips to avoid unwelcome weight gain while in quarantine. Continue reading 10 Tips To Avoid Getting Fat While Stuck Indoors
If you have been following this blog (even a little), you may have remarked that I am particular about hygiene. I felt like an anomaly until the Coronavirus reminded people to wash their hands. Although handwashing is good, it should not take a pandemic for people to practice what I believe is common sense. I have consumed PLENTY of baked goods, and I have met several people … Continue reading Anti-Corona Bakers
Samantha is going to St Lucia to visit her parents. She is eager for this trip because she has not seen her parents in over a year. Peter, her loving boyfriend drives her to the airport, and embraces her warmly at the entrance. Even after three years together, Peter’s ardor always brings a blush that tingle Samantha’s cheeks. Detangling her self from his arms, she … Continue reading Moodboosters for breakups
Being woke is super trendy these days. The woke folk operate on a level of heightened awareness that the rest of society has not yet ascended to. Simply put, the WOKE are awake to the nefarious tactics of the universe, and work to build their immunity with finger pointing, and calculated bursts of outrage. (RELATED: Read about the cookies that resist cancel culture here). Woke … Continue reading 12 rules to become a WOKE baker
Before 2016, when an opinion was unpalatable, people parted ways in civil disagreement. Today we have cancel culture. This alarming trend attempts to stomp out anyone, or anything, that may not align with limited world views. Unfortunately, cancel culture has catapulted to a point that does not allow for atonement. For example, spotless and sin-free cancel journalists trumpet the cause. They will search twitter for hours, unearthing scoops … Continue reading 5 cookies that resist cancel culture
The tables of baked goods is something that many look forward to during the holidays. The smell of fresh cinnamon rolls can almost make you forget your troubles. Holiday baking brings out the best and the worst in bakers. But people are often too busy munching on delicious treats that they barely notice the latter. But I don’t ignore the weird stuff. During the holidays, … Continue reading Stuff about Bakers no one talks about
With the Christmas holidays approaching, you will likely be doing more baking, or you are connected to someone who will. Cookies make great gifts and are delightful presents for co-workers. If you are newbie to baking, I am here to help you learn the golden rules of taking cookies to work, or anywhere else for that matter. I have had one too many encounters with rogue … Continue reading Before you bake ANYTHING for the office
Dear bummed out millennial: Apply the same consistency you have with checking Instagram into building your confidence, and you’ll see results in a week. Continue reading Baking will help your confidence
Tis the season to bake cookies..but don’t bake fails! Continue reading Don’t fail at baking
