• 2019 art reflection

    Reflection is important, and it’s never too late to reflect even if that reflection comes 3 months later than expected. I want to take today to reflect on my favorite art from 2019. Exhibition: It’s a tie between Wes Anderson’s exhibition at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, the Basquiat exhibition at the Guggenheim, and Ancient Nubia at keep reading 🙂

  • 3.1.20

    Dedicated to the 600,000 Palestinian men, women, and children who lived in Lebanon from 1948-1983. I didn’t know and nobody told me and what could I do or say, anyway? They said you shot the London Ambassador and when that wasn’t true they said so what They said you shelled their northern villages and when keep reading 🙂

  • is your gold recycled?

    I promised this post many months ago but honestly, life has gotten in the way of actually maintaining and loving this blog but I’m trying to be more intentional about writing and carving out time for it. I rather recently fell in love jewelry which is due to do the fact that I’ve learned about keep reading 🙂

  • game-changing vegan froyo

    I created this recipe on accident. While prepping my breakfast, I realized that I could (and had) actually easily make vegan froyo. I’m definitely going to make this again once I make some diy somersault chocolate toppings so stay tuned for that recipe! In all clarity, this recipe utilizes cultured cashew milk from Trader Joe’s, keep reading 🙂

  • God made dirt and dirt don’t hurt, but humans definitely messed it up pt2

    One of the two research projects that splintered off this original research was looking at remediation methods to reducing the amount of lead that is absorbed by plants. There are certain plants are able to absorb lead, which can then be absorbed into the bloodstream. I actually want to rephrase/clarify, there is a grouping of keep reading 🙂