Category Archives: Food

2025 Even More Reading about Food than Last Year

2025 was my year where I read four graphic novels about making/ cooking food, and a dozen related to food, crime, and extra powers. In 2026, I still need to read a few more books by Stephen King, Edward Carey, … Continue reading

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The 100-Day Project Ten Years Later and What’s Next?

Ten years ago, on April 6th, 2015, after reading Elle Luna’s Great Discontent article titled “Elle Luna: 100-Day Project – What Could You Do with 100 Days of Making?” a while before, I decided to start my 100-Day Project. The … Continue reading

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2024 Reading List with Lots of Books about Food

2024 was my year where I read six books about making or cooking food, and one about compost, which helps grow food. In 2025, I need to read a few more books by Edward Carey, Silas House, creativity, and cooking. … Continue reading

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Lo Mein Recipes

Last Thursday ( May 9th, 2024 ), I talked with my father about his first hole-in-one, which he had gotten that day after playing golf for 78 years since he was seven. He’s 85 now. At the end of the … Continue reading

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2023 Reading List with Lots of Neil Gaiman, Do Books, and Colson Whitehead

2023 was my best year reading to date. It was the first year I started reading books by Neil Gaiman, seven books, five Do Books, and three by Colson Whitehead, making them the top two authors and group of books. … Continue reading

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