Always enjoy your mix of subjects, Marg, and the shoutouts to excellent fellow bloggers like Emily Grim-Throop. I can truly relate to your cooking failures as I have so many of my own. I believe I read The NY Times piece on toxic positivity and it’s connection to mental health. I can relate to that too!
Thanks so much for the shoutout, Marg! I had a good time putting together those recommendations - maybe I'll do a little mini tour guide series for other places, too.
I don't bake much because of my tendency to improvise in recipes, haha! So i can definitely relate to your pizza dough foibles. Baking can be unforgiving. Sounds like you made the best of it - apple pie for dinner is hard to beat.
I'm loving the longer-form writing you've been linking to, also. I think there's a lot to relate to in what you've written about getting older, no matter what age you are. Thanks for the insights.
Always enjoy your mix of subjects, Marg, and the shoutouts to excellent fellow bloggers like Emily Grim-Throop. I can truly relate to your cooking failures as I have so many of my own. I believe I read The NY Times piece on toxic positivity and it’s connection to mental health. I can relate to that too!
Thank you so much for sharing, Marg! So lovely of you and glad it allowed me to discover your newsletter too
I feel you! I was going to write about this.
Thanks so much for the shoutout, Marg! I had a good time putting together those recommendations - maybe I'll do a little mini tour guide series for other places, too.
I don't bake much because of my tendency to improvise in recipes, haha! So i can definitely relate to your pizza dough foibles. Baking can be unforgiving. Sounds like you made the best of it - apple pie for dinner is hard to beat.
I'm loving the longer-form writing you've been linking to, also. I think there's a lot to relate to in what you've written about getting older, no matter what age you are. Thanks for the insights.