M is for Making “Fakin’ Bacon Gluten Free Pizza”

I recently entered the (new for me) land of the “Gluten” free. So for this blog, my kitchen will be the spot where my blog begins. We already had “jenny O’s brand turkey bacon on hand.  This was diced and sliced and layered with cheddar and olives on top of a mock alfredo sauce that … Continue reading →

Y is for Yoga practice Questioned

This story has made news and the headline grabbed my attention.  I had to have the letter Y in my post and when I went searching (idea outlined in the daily prompt) I found this about the practice of Yoga in San Diego schools.  The question of its validity is discussed  here. I have taken yoga … Continue reading →

P is for Party’s Over

Time for the Dear John Fabric letter.  The advice Kimberly gives in Step 2 is to talk to your fabric, so here goes: I thought a letter would be less painful than face to face. Dear Stash, You once filled me with so much joy. I loved you the first time I laid eyes on you. … Continue reading →

K is for Key to Happiness

  Yesterday when I wrote in another voice, my character definitely needed an attitude adjustment.  My husband read it and asked if the guy was him.  I assured him it was just an imaginary character.  (Hubby takes good care of himself–going to the gym and eating healthy.) But however hard I try to make  this … Continue reading →

Daily prompt: An Odd Trio

An Odd Trio Today, you can write about whatever you what — but your post must include, in whatever role you see fit, a cat, a bowl of soup, and a beach towel. Word-Girl cannot turn down a challenge like this—even if it means getting derailed from the Alphabet–I can go back to that on Monday (I’m … Continue reading →