Lifestyle

I think we’ve all been told at some point in our lives to “soar like an eagle.” Eagles are known for their power and their ability to fly at high altitude in the sky—where no other bird can fly.

I would not call Seabury Quinn’s “The Phantom Farmhouse” a great work of literature; but it is good, and well worth reading—especially for fans of the horror genre that do not require high doses of violence and sex in their fictional products.

Published in 1932, it is an autobiographical novel that is told in first-person by a character named Ferdinand Bardamu.  He is a doctor but talks like a criminal, and his slangy, vulgar voice is generally gripping and sometimes uproarious.  It can also be quite disturbing, as when he describes his combat experiences during World War I.

Fighting boredom and ‘quarantine fatigue’ is key, and video games can play a big role in this. Gaming offers a way to socialize with others, can be incorporated into a routine to give a sense of ‘normal,’ and they provide a way to temporarily escape what’s going on in the real world. 

One of the top chef's from the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, Oliver Dubreuil shares one of his best recipes.

We all know about the bad things that COVID-19 has brought, what about the good? Is there anything good that has come from this infectious nuisance and deadly disease?

Learning to create art is a pleasurable and productive way to spend your free time. Try these tips to stay motivated to create, and you’ll be on your way to making meaningful pieces of art.

I've tried this and also versions with both grapefruit and oranges. It will give your dinner a "kick." 

It’s okay to get down, but the most important point is we cannot stay there. We have to make the decision that we are going to pick ourselves up and start again. Here are a few steps that will help you.

Learn to cook a few new items while you are at home. If you have a neighbor who is living by themselves, drop a piece of this delicious carrot cake off at their door.