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BOOKS: the best french cookbook
I have a confession to make: I am a closeted francophile. Whereas my friends favor the likes of weeb-ism and koreaboo-ism, I find joy immersing myself in French culture and cuisine. It all started with the Madame Chic series but, we’ll get to that in another post. For starters, the Madame Chic series is about…
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TV: The Way We Were (1973)

I woke up this morning thinking about the way Barbara Streisand and Robert Redford looked at each other in The Way We Were. Not only that, but every once in a while I find myself pondering about this film, and the differences their characters endured that, despite their love for each other, resulted in their…
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BOOKS: a new kind of self-help

I was blessed to have had elementary school teachers who taught me the joy and love of reading. I also owe my love for reading and books to my childhood superheroes: Mr. Rogers and Steve from Blue’s Clues. An honorable mention would be Barney because unlike most kids at the time, I actually enjoyed that…
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TV: The Parent Trap

*I combine shows and movies into the “TV” category because they’re not very different to me, and after all, technically you watch both formats on a “television” of some sort. When you’re a self-proclaimed film enthusiast, you get asked a lot about your favorite movies. It took me a while, and a bit of trial…
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TV: Malcolm in the Middle

Everything is so deep, dark, gory, and depressing these days. I scroll through Netflix only to be met with shows and movies that are either super stupid, or super serious. There’s also the concept of an 8-10 episode arc, which is basically Netflix’s signature. And obviously it was created to have the watcher breeze by…




