EDIBLE FLOWERS – NIBBLE, SIP AND SAVOR!
Ever given edible flowers a nibble or a sip? Not just meant for beautiful bouquets, some special flowers can be enjoyed in your cooking and garnishing. Give citrus blossoms, clover, daisies, dandelions, hibiscus, honeysuckle, lavender, lilac, mums, nasturtium, pansies, roses, sunflowers, and violets, among others, a try! Carnations, lilacs, and roses all smell lovely and […]
Redesigns by Ava: Decorating With Natural Elements
“A home is an intimate space where we can create a sense of worth, security, and belonging. It should be the place where we go to feel our best, a haven to recharge and rejuvenate. The commitment to reclaim and refine this sacred space and to protect what we hold dear invites us to make […]
Oh-So Refreshing Lemonades
Childhood memories in the South are filled with tall glasses of icy cold, sweet lemonade after a day in the summer’s heat. A little tart, a lot of sweet, and bright notes that deliver a generous dose of vitamin C and pH-balancing alkaline. Next time you make a refreshing glass of lemonade, consider trying out […]
The Ultimate Guide to Sourdough
A revolutionary ingredient simply from flour and water. How to make sourdough starter? Follow these simple instructions: Day 1: Using a kitchen scale, mix together 50 grams of all-purpose or bread flour and 50 grams of filtered water at room temperature. Transfer the mixture into a jar with a lid and securely close it. Place […]
What is Your Real Tolerance for Risk?
BY AL SEYMOUR, CHFC®, CLU®, CRPC®, CASL®, AEP®, CAP® Wealth Manager It is not uncommon for an investor’s risk tolerance to be challenged when large market selloffs occur. During these uncertain times, it is natural to question how your investment portfolio is allocated. Some questions you may be asking yourself are: What is my downside […]
When everything changes
The past few months have been…interesting. It seems like everyone is weathering the same storm: we might all be in different boats, but we are dealing with some of the most turbulent changes many of us have experienced in our lifetime. I was talking to a friend the other day, and we were both discussing […]
Lessons Learned from the Pandemic Article
From the most frightening experiences comes education and clarity. How often during the pandemic, did you say, “I wish I were better prepared?” At this moment, each of us can change our lifestyle to reflect the next unknown situation. And, yes, something unexpected will arrive, perhaps, in the form of a blackout, extreme weather or […]
Eating Our Way Through a Pandemic
Due to the worldwide pandemic, grocery shopping has tremendously changed. While seeing empty shelves everywhere is jaw-dropping, an empty refrigerator is the last sight we want to witness. We may have limits on grocery shopping now, but we must make the best food choices we can for our well-being. GOOD MOOD FOOD! Times of uncertainty […]
Build Your Power of Persuasion
Persuasive speaking, and techniques, apply to all fields and careers, as well as life. I think some people think that the skillset in persuasive speaking is only helpful to people in sales or marketing, maybe in small businesses or larger corporations. Persuasion is simply getting people to do or believe something. You might want to […]
Rosey’s Review: Midtown Cafe & Dessertery
It’s kind of weird to write a Rosey’s Review these days since restaurant dining rooms have been closed since mid-March. But here we are. It’s May, and they are still closed, but I’m optimistic that the restaurants will have dine-in services available by the time the June issue comes out. In the meantime, let’s talk […]
