We seem to have a problem here. People get ideas or group mentalities so entrenched in their personal identity that no number of actual facts or hard data can ever change an opinion. It’s been proven that a fact contradicting their belief more often than not just entrenches that person further into the silo they have […]
Jason says keep a spare Ann Dowd – or… What to do with The Leftovers
Cooking is a time consuming process. Cooking healthy meals with minimal non-processed ingredients can be even more of an undertaking. The humble leftover plays a crucial part in the day of a healthy eater. A person that has committed to this lifestyle can’t just go out into the wild without a plan, or else they will […]
Krystle gives all the Stars (and Stripes) for Historical Fiction: A Girl Called Samson
Book: A Girl Called Samson Author: Amy Harmon My rating: All the Stars and Stripes Hi there! Your local bookworm here! I took an unintentional hiatus from writing book reviews, y’all. But I’m back! And I want to recommend the best historical fiction I’ve read in a while! A Girl Called Samson was the perfect […]
Sweet Treat Replay with Jason: Real food, real simple, and really cold
Real food, real simple, and really cold Real food is harder and harder to find these days. A quick check of ingredients will show fake this and artificial that and who knows what else. For example, most syrup is just high fructose corn syrup with fake maple flavor. Nilla Wafer cookies have no vanilla in them […]
Revisiting a Cookout Favorite: Ground your chickens and cook your bacon!
Ground your chickens and cook your bacon I’m sure you’ve noticed that everything is more expensive these days. Chicken breasts are no exception. The last time I bought local, pasture raised chicken breasts, I thought I was going to have to finance it for a couple of years. Lately I’ve decided to go a […]
The Melting Pot with Jason
American food, much like most of the people in it, originates from other lands. Unless you are a descendant of Native Americans, at some point in the past, an ancestor arrived here in one way or another. Many arrived with just the clothes on their backs, and some arrived with even less than that against their will. The […]
Shopping for healthy food? Buyers beware, labels lie!
If you have been reading this series of articles for any length of time, you know that I alway bring up reading the ingredient list on any packaged food. There is good reason for that. Labels lie. They mislead. They gaslight. They misdirect like a street magician performing a card trick. The label on the […]
This slow cooker recipe won’t let a taco rob you of the clocko
Summer is here. I can tell because I have 2 metric tons of dust in my lungs from mowing the other day. My electric meter is spinning like a skydiver’s altimeter when the parachute doesn’t open. And yellowjackets are buzzing around all angry…wait…they are never not angry. No matter, I know summer when I see […]
Letters to the Editor: Bryant man donates Satanic book for children to Library
LeeWood Thomas of Bryant writes on June 6, 2023: At 6pm today [Tuesday] the following letter was included with the donation of a book to each branch of the Saline County Library system. Dear Librarians, Recent news has inspired me to donate this book to your shelves. Apparently, a group of people, who don’t work […]
Legends of the Fall with Jason
There are many fears in life. Some are rational, some not so much. Politicians seem to deal only in fear nowadays, because it’s such an easy emotion to tap into and manipulate. I bet I could fill a book with fears I wasted time on that never happened, or ones I worried about so much that I seemed […]
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