Do you love beans? I do! They are versatile and packed full of nutrition. As a vegetarian, I need to make sure I get enough protein since I’m not eating meat. Beans are an excellent way to do this. Throughout the world, people from different cultures know that beans are a great way to satisfy […]
Books
Autumn in Carthage by Christopher Zenos
Autumn in Carthage is a fascinating novel that doesn’t fit neatly into one genre. It can be called sci-fi, historical fiction, fantasy and romance. There is also a twist that makes it even more interesting. The author is publishing under a pseudonym. The person who wrote this is not really named Christopher Zenos. He (or […]
Puddle Pug by Kim Norman
Puddle Pug is a sweet, hard cover picture book that is perfect for preschoolers and early readers. Percy is an adorable Pug who knows that something is missing until he discovers that friendship is just what he needs. Percy is sweet, silly and a good friend. The story is written by Kim Norman who has […]
Books for Flower Girls
Wedding season is one the way. Yes, there are weddings throughout the year, but Summer is the busy time of year for weddings. There will be two of them in my family this year. It’s a special honor for girls who are chosen to participate in the wedding ceremony as a flower girl. It may […]
Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation for Animals
Do you have a dog or cat who is one of the family? If so, you understand that healthcare isn’t just for humans. I hadn’t ever thought about physical therapy for pets, but it makes sense that it would be a central part of treatment and rehabilitation for a variety of health issues, whether they […]
John Smith: Last Known Survivor of the Microsoft Wars
When I first saw the title of this book, John Smith: Last Known Survivor of the Microsoft Wars, I wrongly assumed that it was some sort of non-fiction about the computer industry. It is not. Instead it is science fiction that at times feels as if it could be real and at other times feels […]