Many people at this time of year, inspired by campaigns such as Veganuary and Meat Free Monday, decide to reduce their meat consumption, and if you're new to a meat-free diet, it can be a challenge to come up with exciting and nutritious
Virtual meetings have been around and utilized in business and organizations long before the COVID-19 pandemic forced the world into our homes to work or connect online. And it’s just in 2020 that the general population logged into the world of
One thing we all needed during 2020 was an escape; a way to travel and remain connected without leaving our homes. The best way to do that? Books, books and more books! Books offer a sense of safety, allow us
Things are a little different this year when it comes to social gatherings. I have put together some quick and easy recipes that can be made and shared virtually with family and friends this year. In previous years with social
The holiday season is a time to celebrate, and what better way than with food, family, and friends? Or maybe you’re planning some quiet time for yourself, a time to reflect on the year gone by and make plans for
The holidays are my absolute favourite time of the year! I love the whimsy and magic of the first snow (I live in Canada), the festive lights, the displays and colours! I also love our family tradition of heading out to
What is the best American pie? I’m not talking about the series of movies released from 1999 — I’m talking about pie that comes with a golden pastry crust, a satisfying crunch when you cut into it, and a delicious
It seems fitting that I am writing a post about apples while experiencing my first Fall in New York City - the 'Big Apple.' Fall has always been my favourite season. I begin to unpack my fall wardrobe towards the
So many books, so little time? Well, not anymore. We may be more than halfway through the year, but you still have time to reach your reading goals.
Book clubs are a popular means to connect readers who share a similar passion for reading and encourage robust discussion. This is absolutely critical for white readers who are reading and reflecting on works by BIPOC authors, orienting ourselves and