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Wednesday Weekly Blogging Challenge for March 26, 2025
Wednesday Weekly Blogging Challenge for March 19, 2025
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Favorite Websites/Podcasts/Blogs
1. | Cheryl @ The Book Connection | 6. | Aymee | |
2. | George L Thomas | 7. | Jen Becerril | |
3. | Lydia Schoch | 8. | Priscilla King | |
4. | Kathy | 9. | M | RAIN CITY READS | |
5. | Stephen @Reading Freely |
Wednesday Weekly Blogging Challenge for March 12, 2025
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Characters I Want to Meet
1. | George L Thomas | 6. | M | RAIN CITY READS | |
2. | Tanith Davenport | 7. | Kel @ rewritingkel | |
3. | Lydia Schoch | 8. | Cheryl @ The Book Connection | |
4. | Kathy Allen | 9. | Sandra's Book Club | |
5. | Aymee | 10. | Kate Hill |
Thursday Thoughts: March 6, 2025
Thursday Thoughts: March 6, 2025
A couple of weeks ago, my older child turned 25! To celebrate, we got together with my in-laws to have brunch. While there, I had the most amazing breakfast, which is what leads me to today’s question: what is your favorite breakfast food?
Mine has always been French toast. I don’t know why, but any chance I get, this is what I order. It’s always so warm, so comforting, and a little bit sweet, which is how I like my breakfast. I know, it’s weird, but here we are.
So, when I saw cannoli French toast on the menu, I immediately knew what I had to have it. It came out looking like a small loaf of bread, topped with a mixture of ricotta and mascarpone cheese, pistachios, and chocolate pearls (shoutout to the molecular gastronomy being used here). Also, maple syrup, but I figured that syrup was rather superfluous when you considered everything else already on this massive meal.
I have to say, it is the best thing I have ever eaten for breakfast. And that’s even considering the carrot cake pancakes I once had that came with cream cheese frosting. Yeah, those were good, but this French toast was out of this world.
Of course, when I’m cooking for myself, I tend to take a much simpler approach. Omelets are a good go-to as they’re quick, easy, and filling. Waffles are also quick and easy and give you leftovers. Hint: toss the leftovers into the toaster or toaster oven the next day to crisp them up. So good.
I’ll also not ever turn down the old standbys – bacon, eggs (sunny-side up, thanks), toast of all kinds, pancakes, and yes, even oatmeal. I really do love oatmeal, which has gotten me some strange looks over the years. But it just hits the spot. Even better is that it’s super customizable, too. Add your favorite sweetener – brown sugar, honey, maple syrup – and then go crazy. The possibilities are endless with fruit, nuts, nut butters, you name it. Oatmeal is a big, blank canvas waiting to be used. Kind of like an omelet, but better.
So, now that I’ve made myself hungry, what are your favorite breakfast foods? Is there a restaurant near you that makes something unique that you can’t resist? I’m curious to see what you’re all into, especially if you’re from outside the US. Global cuisine is an interest of mine and I always find it interested to see what other countries and cultures eat regularly.
Wednesday Weekly Blogging Challenge for March 5, 2025
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A Book I’m Nervous to Read, and why.
1. | Cheryl @ The Book Connection | 4. | Kathy | |
2. | George L Thomas | 5. | Kristin @ Lukten av trykksverte | |
3. | Lydia Schoch | 6. | M | RAIN CITY READS |
Wednesday Weekly Blogging Challenge for February 26, 2025
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My favorite hobby, and why.
1. | George L Thomas | 8. | Stephen @ Reading Freely | |
2. | Lydia Schoch | 9. | Kristin @ Lukten av trykksverte | |
3. | Kathy Allen | 10. | Aymee | |
4. | Judy Thomas | 11. | Bob Mueller | |
5. | Cheryl @ The Book Connection | 12. | Michael Mock | |
6. | M | RAIN CITY READS | 13. | Sandra's Book Club | |
7. | M | RAIN CITY READS |
Wednesday Weekly Blogging Challenge for February 19, 2025
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Fictional Worlds I’d Rather Not Visit
1. | George L Thomas | 6. | M | RAIN CITY READS | |
2. | Tanith Davenport | 7. | Sandra's Book Club | |
3. | Lydia Schcoh | 8. | Kate Hill | |
4. | Cheryl @ The Book Connection | 9. | Priscilla King | |
5. | Michael Mock |
Wednesday Weekly Blogging Challenge for February 12, 2025
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What to Read to Learn about (X subject)
1. | George L Thomas | 5. | M | RAIN CITY READS | |
2. | Stephen @ Reading Freely | 6. | Priscilla King | |
3. | Snapdragon Alcove | 7. | Kate Hill | |
4. | Lydia Schoch | 8. | Margaret G. Hanna |
Wednesday Weekly Blogging Challenge for February 5, 2025
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A Story about a Memorable Acquaintance
1. | George L Thomas | 3. | Snapdragon Alcove | |
2. | Lydia Schoch | 4. | Michael Mock |
Wednesday Weekly Blogging Challenge for January 29, 2025
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Book Quotes That Make Me Think
1. | Tanith Davenport | 6. | Aymee | |
2. | George L Thomas | 7. | M | RAIN CITY READS | |
3. | Stephen @ Reading Freely | 8. | Priscilla King | |
4. | Lydia Schoch | 9. | Kate Hill | |
5. | Michael Mock |