The flirtations crescendoed at the final summer party in the city. Laughter and alcohol led to my first ride on his motorcycle. After he handed me his only helmet he fastened a quilted navy hood under his chin. "To fool the cops".
Morning brought hangovers and a blistering sun. "Take you home? I'll be outside". From the stoop I could see he wore the helmet and the hood was left for me.
Oof.
Two angels were stuck at JFK just before the Fourth of July.
“Indeed, all are created equal,” said the first. “Have Americans made much progress in the last 250 years?”
“The Bill of Rights… Emancipation… abolition of slavery… voting rights regardless of race… school desegregation…” replied the second.
“And women?”
“They gained the right to vote.”
“Only one step in 250 years?”
“Yes — but in high heels. Our pilot today is a woman.”
I talked to a woman while waiting. She spoke of the creative items she made and of her many reponsibilities she has to help her family. I was impressed. I realized that she did not give herself quality time. I complimented her on her creativity. I suggested that she spend 15 minutes each day for self care. I said this may not be easy, but the benefits will be worthwhile.
Part of the "Cooking with Green Apron Kitchen" series.
Green Apron Kitchen is excited to be a part of the “Just for the Health of It” cooking series with East Brunswick Public Library! These recipes are designed to be delicious, nutritious, and easy to make!
Together, we will mix up meals that reflect the principles of scratch cooking and, more importantly, healthy eating.
Part of the "Cooking with Green Apron Kitchen" series.
Green Apron Kitchen is excited to be a part of the “Just for the Health of It” cooking series with East Brunswick Public Library! These recipes are designed to be delicious, nutritious, and easy to make!
Together, we will mix up meals that reflect the principles of scratch cooking and, more importantly, healthy eating.
Part of the "Cooking with Green Apron Kitchen" series.
Green Apron Kitchen is excited to be a part of the “Just for the Health of It” cooking series with East Brunswick Public Library! These recipes are designed to be delicious, nutritious, and easy to make!
Together, we will mix up meals that reflect the principles of scratch cooking and, more importantly, healthy eating.
Part of the "Cooking with Green Apron Kitchen" series.
Green Apron Kitchen is excited to be a part of the “Just for the Health of It” cooking series with East Brunswick Public Library! These recipes are designed to be delicious, nutritious, and easy to make!
Together, we will mix up meals that reflect the principles of scratch cooking and, more importantly, healthy eating.
Green Apron Kitchen and the East Brunswick Public Library are partnering to combine cooking & reading in “The Kitchen Book Club.” Where you can discuss one of the recommended reads from the list provided below, or your own food-centered read, while making a delicious dish!
Chef Recommended Read:
Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata
Library Recommended Reads:
Mystery
( Followed by SAMHAJ Social Group)
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and NAMI NJ SAMHAJ are hosting a series of community conversations on mental wellness! Designed for, by and about South Asians, Chai & Chat provides a safe space to explore what wellness means to us and discover ways to support well-being for ourselves and each other.