The Twist from a Twisted Sister!

When Desperation Sets In, It's Hard To Remember.... That you have choices. I don't know about you but this Pandemic has killed my desire to cook. A friend suggested that I try an air fryer. It came and I couldn't even bring myself to open it. Yes, I can spell Pathetic! Please don't give up on me just yet...Then I saw this unconventional Pizza creation that blew up Facebook from Rhino’s Pizzeria in Rochester, New York. The polarizing pie began unassumingly enough, with a base of white garlic sauce and mozzarella cheese. Rhino’s then added sliced dill pickles on top and sprinkled it...

I saw this quote on Facebook the other day: Then I saw this article on the mating rituals of the Bowerbird. Speaking of Wise too late!Lots of species will go all out to land a mate, but few courtship routines are as elaborate as that of the bowerbird. These birds craft nest-like structures, known as bowers, and decorate them with attention-getting items. Females tour many of these local bowers, assessing both structure and suitor before selecting a mate. Male satin bowerbirds festoon the front terraces of their bowers with shiny or colored objects, preferring those of a vivid blue hue.   Bowerbirds...

Sometimes ideas just flow into one another. It started earlier when I saw this quote on Facebook. Then during our Zoom Book Club Meeting one of the gals said she hasn't had a haircut since March. That prompted all the people cutting their own hair to show off. Pretty funny actually. After the call I ran to hubby and suggest I cut his hair.  Dr. Noway asked if he could borrow one of my elastics.  So you know the answer to that! Later he did send me this video in the cutting and trimming vain. I hope you enjoy the beauty and...

What's the first thing you think of when you hear the word Shakespeare??? As a numbers person and if I am being completely honest, I kind of groan. High School and College Lit weren't my particular strong suits. So I was very surprised to see this article on "Shakespearean Phrases We Still Use Today". Here are just a few of my favorites: Wild Goose Chase Inspired by the erratic flying patterns of the bird, a goose chase was a game where riders trained their horses to conduct a series of difficult maneuvers, which others had to copy. Sort of like...