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Found this to be way too entertaining to pass up and couldn't agree more, The Wrap is literally the worst "sandwich" ever. We could argue forever, is The Wrap actually a sandwich? What is the definition of a sandwich? Maybe we can all agree that it's something to the effect of two pieces of bread... Continue Reading →
It seems that the idea of being a “blogger” is so last millennium, maybe not quite that bad. Think maybe the “blogger” kind of petered out as social media really took over, so maybe past 10 years. But it also seems that there is an online backlash to the current web. Social media is way... Continue Reading →
Breezed through your wishlists on Netflix and every other streaming service? Getting somewhat bored by the formulaic stories of Hollywood? Watched all the James Bond movies for the 10th time, Jason Bourne, Bruce Willis and every other mega celebrity here in the US? Craving something that might be somewhat new and potentially entertaining? It's a... Continue Reading →
In case it isn't too obvious, we've been on a bit of a wine kick lately, listing a couple of excellent books about wine, Billionaires Vinegar, for one. There was also the start of travel as it relates to wine, visiting South African vineyards. Garage wines are kind of aspirational hobby, hard to find and... Continue Reading →
"Shadows in the Vineyard" by Maximillian Potter unveils a riveting narrative set in the picturesque landscapes of the Burgundy wine region in France. With a masterful blend of mystery, intrigue, and the captivating allure of winemaking, Potter offers readers an immersive journey into a world where tradition clashes with the modern pursuit of luxury. The... Continue Reading →
Kim Keever, a trailblazing contemporary photographer, has redefined the boundaries of photographic art through his innovative use of water, pigment, and light. With a career spanning several decades, Keever's visionary approach to photography has garnered acclaim and recognition, establishing him as a luminary in the world of fine art photography. Through his immersive compositions and... Continue Reading →
Ludwig Bemelmans was, and still is, a forever loved mirthful maven of mayhem and a raconteur of riotous tales. Born to the symphonic sounds of cowbells in Meran, a picturesque corner of the Austrian Tyrol, in 1898, Bemelmans was destined for a life less ordinary. Bemelmans' early years were anything but dull. He dabbled in... Continue Reading →
Benjamin Wallace's "The Billionaire's Vinegar" is a captivating foray into the world of rare wine collecting, infused with elements of intrigue, wealth, and the allure of luxury. Through meticulous research and a knack for storytelling, Wallace immerses readers in a world where wine transcends its liquid form to become a symbol of status, obsession, and... Continue Reading →
"Holy Blood, Holy Grail" authored by Henry Lincoln, Michael Baigent, and Richard Leigh is a groundbreaking work that delves into the enigmatic history and mythology of the Holy Grail, Jesus Christ, and the lineage of the Merovingian kings. Published in 1982, this meticulously researched book sparked fervent debates and became a seminal work in the... Continue Reading →
In children's literature, one name stands out as a visionary, an artist who dared to venture into the uncharted territories of childhood imagination. Maurice Sendak, a maestro of the written word and the visual canvas, left an indelible mark on the genre, forever changing the landscape of storytelling. Born on June 10, 1928, in Brooklyn,... Continue Reading →
While we are all very familiar with classic kids books, authors and their titles, the likes of Maurice Sendak, Dr Seuss and legions of others, the modern era has followed with a whole host of others in the genre that at times can feel very, very overwhelming. Everyone considers themselves to be a kids book... Continue Reading →
Modern design in architecture and interiors has always been about the clean and minimal, think white monochromatic volumes, lack of any color patterns, although texture reins supreme in fabric choices. It hardly seems surprising that abstract expressionism as an artistic genre has blossomed in the past few decades. If our built environment and the spaces... Continue Reading →
Angels and Demons" by Dan Brown is a literary tour de force that thrusts readers into a labyrinth of secrets, conspiracies, and high-stakes intrigue. Published in 2000, this gripping thriller predates Brown's iconic "The Da Vinci Code" and introduces readers to the enigmatic world of Robert Langdon, a Harvard professor of symbology. Through its breakneck... Continue Reading →
"A History of God" by Karen Armstrong is a magnum opus that delves into the evolution of the concept of God in the Abrahamic traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Published in 1993, this seminal work offers a profound exploration of how human perceptions of the divine have transformed over millennia, shaping the beliefs and... Continue Reading →
In the vibrant tapestry of children's literature, one name shines brightly as a beacon of insight, authenticity, and a deep understanding of the often tumultuous journey of growing up. Judy Blume, an icon in the realm of children's and young adult fiction, has carved her name into the hearts of readers around the world through... Continue Reading →
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