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Wordless Wednesday: Creatures, Big and Small

July 14, 2021May 22, 2021

Hannah (BitterSweet)5 Comments

Wordless Wednesday: Texas Natives

Bluebonnets

Golden Ball Lead Tree

Hedge Parsley

Indian Paintbrush

Lantana

Muscadine Grapes

Palmleaf Mistflower

Prairie Cone Flowers

Purple Cone Flowers

Texas Thistle

Water Pennywort

Winecups

Yuccas

July 7, 2021May 21, 2021

Hannah (BitterSweet)4 Comments

Wordless Wednesday: Keep Austin Quirky

April 29, 2020April 7, 2020

Hannah (BitterSweet)4 Comments

Wordless Wednesday: A Walk In the Park

Sunol Wilderness Regional Preserve
1895 Geary Rd.
Sunol, CA 94586

April 8, 2020March 24, 2020

Hannah (BitterSweet)5 Comments

Photo Friday: From Such Great Heights

Golan Heights

Jerusalem Terraces

Tiberias, Overlooking the Sea of Galilee

October 18, 2019October 6, 2019

Hannah (BitterSweet)3 Comments

Wordless Wednesday: Picky Eater

Jones Family Farms
Pumpkinseed Hill
120 Beardsley Road
Shelton, CT 06484

July 3, 2019July 2, 2019

Hannah (BitterSweet)9 Comments

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I'm late to the party but I just found out that September is National Rice Month. As one of the most important staple foods in the world, it really must be celebrated, so I'm glad there's still time to sing its praises.

Once you pop, you'd better NOT stop because @trufflehunteruk truffled potato chips are way to good to share. I don't care how many servings are in a container, even if it's the size of a cargo train; it's always just one as far as I'm concerned.

Friendly reminder: As an adult, you never need to justify eating cookies for dinner, period. They don't need to be protein cookies or sugar-free cookies or even remotely healthy cookies. If you want cookies, you deserve big, soft, chewy cookies, no compromises. You've earned it after all that adulting.

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! Although tomorrow is officially the first day of fall, today is the Moon Festival, corresponding with the Chinese lunar calendar. Though it's tough finding mooncakes in central Texas, let alone vegan ones, but that doesn't mean they're out of reach. Even for the terminally lazy like myself, prepared mochi are surprisingly similar to the snowskin variety. Just give them a little press in traditional mooncake molds, and voila! You're ready to worship the moon for another bountiful harvest.

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Recently on Instagram...

I'm late to the party but I just found out that September is National Rice Month. As one of the most important staple foods in the world, it really must be celebrated, so I'm glad there's still time to sing its praises.

Once you pop, you'd better NOT stop because @trufflehunteruk truffled potato chips are way to good to share. I don't care how many servings are in a container, even if it's the size of a cargo train; it's always just one as far as I'm concerned.

Friendly reminder: As an adult, you never need to justify eating cookies for dinner, period. They don't need to be protein cookies or sugar-free cookies or even remotely healthy cookies. If you want cookies, you deserve big, soft, chewy cookies, no compromises. You've earned it after all that adulting.

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! Although tomorrow is officially the first day of fall, today is the Moon Festival, corresponding with the Chinese lunar calendar. Though it's tough finding mooncakes in central Texas, let alone vegan ones, but that doesn't mean they're out of reach. Even for the terminally lazy like myself, prepared mochi are surprisingly similar to the snowskin variety. Just give them a little press in traditional mooncake molds, and voila! You're ready to worship the moon for another bountiful harvest.

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