Month: September 2022

The last day of school for teachers before children arrive to start the new year, a young hawk perched atop

When writing is overblown and superfluous, readers tend to close the book on that author. Sometimes A Cigar Is Just

Chorizo Salami benefits.

Close and Who Needs a Cigar !

#NationalChickenWingDay – Jen’s Food Blog’s Review of Lucky Fox Diner, famous fried chicken in Sheffield City Centre Lucky Fox, Sheffield

Jen’s Food Blog’s review of fabulous Manchester based Tapas Restaurant – El Gato Negro. El Gato Negro Tapas, Manchester

Paul McCartney, born James Paul McCartney, June 18, 1942, in Liverpool, England, is the vocalist, songwriter, composer, bass player, poet,

With the passing of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II, a historic 70-year reign comes to a close. And while Elizabeth’s was

This vintage real photo postcard features American film and stage actress, Jane Cowl (1883-1950). Cowl was also a playwright. She

Just before 12:30 p.m. Thursday, the brand new Boston Arts Academy building all but exploded in cheers and applause —

Our produce market had many peppers of different varieties so I got a selection: • Red cayenne peppers• Red habanero

I’ve just noticed that we have less than 1,000 comments to go to reach 90,000. I wonder if I can

To keep both employees and customers safe, some spots are temporarily closing while the temps are high. California’s Insane Heat

There was a time when one of the most praised and widespread varieties planted in Piedmont was a grape with

Steven Spielberg’s 1998 classic Saving Private Ryan, a Hollywood war film of the highest order List compiled by Eddie on

Kozuba & Sons is releasing a 10 year high wheat rye whiskey. It’s a drinkable piece of their history, having

Not a lot more than someone knowing they’ve checked out before returning the book A Ton of Bricks

The Green River Distillery considers itself the “Western Gateway to Bourbon Country”. They have some legitimate reasons for saying this:

I recently visited the Dueling Grounds Distillery in Franklin, Kentucky and brought back three bottles of their products to taste

I was filing my backlog of papers and I found an interesting article from a 1936 Spirits magazine on the