Author Ellen Evert Hopman discusses Elder lore.

When I know in advance that there is a restaurant I’ll be going out to eat at, I generally look to see if they have a website with a menu. This is a good way for me to see if there is something that looks tasty that is low in calories and fat (Thank you restaurants that provide nutritional information!), or if it’s hopeless and I should just order whatever the heck I want. Well a while back, in anticipation of trying mofongo (which fell through), I was looking at an online menu for a Caribbean restaurant. Listed amongst their beverages was Goya Malta.

When you’re a professional writer, such as myself (it’s sarcasm people!), you sometimes use a literary device known in the trade as “phoning it in”. This is when what the writer does sends out the message of not caring about the result or of applying a minimal effort. Sure, it may seems as if I “phoned” this one in, but what was I to do when two highly entertaining videos fall into my lap?

My friend Bev shares her thoughts on The Wiccan Rede.

Yes its been awhile, but it is time again for a little bragging.

I didn’t want there to be any confusion. Click on in to learn why I love it so much!

Here’s a hint, it involves using hot dogs in a new way. Click into the article…I dare you.

When I first saw the package for “Standing with Stones: A Journey Through Megalithic Britain” I thought, whatever, yet another thing about Stonehenge. I can’t tell you how glad I am that I still opted to pop it into my DVD player.

Over 100 new words were added to the latest edition of Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary. Rebecca gives the thumbs up and down to some of the new additions.

Author Ellen Evert Hopman discusses Cedar lore.