Word of the Day – Panglossian | Dictionary.com
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Beef and Vegetable Skillet Bake
ROTD: I am excited to make this recipe of the day for tonight’s dinner! 🥬 Cheers & Eat Up‼️🥬
Give chicken the night off with Beef and Vegetable Skillet Bake. Crescent roll dough gives this beef and vegetable skillet an easy and impressive crust.
Source: Beef and Vegetable Skillet Bake
ROTD: 🥬 Spanish-Style Paella Recipe: How to Make It | Taste of Home
This recipe of the day is an easy and delectable dish! Enjoy & Eat Up‼️🥬
Cook’s Notes: If you enjoy cooking ethnic foods, this Spanish paella recipe will be a favorite. It’s brimming with generous chunks of sausage, shrimp and veggies.—Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
— Read on www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/spanish-style-paella/print/
WOTD: 📚 Happy Monday all📚 and cheers to the rest of the week!
The Free Dictionary provides more than just word of the day for me. Check it out to find the added fun for everyday learning! 📚
Trivia time, fellow folks! Just how heavy is this whale’s tongue? 🌊 Help Free The Ocean Of Plastic Pollution – Free The Ocean
We’re on a mission to free the ocean of plastic pollution. Answer the trivia question below and every day you do, you’ll help remove one piece of plastic from the ocean. Help make an impact today.
— Read on www.freetheocean.com/
It is that time for trivia! 🌊 Help Free The Ocean Of Plastic Pollution – Free The Ocean
We’re on a mission to free the ocean of plastic pollution. Answer the trivia question below and every day you do, you’ll help remove one piece of plastic from the ocean. Help make an impact today.
— Read on www.freetheocean.com/
ROTD: 🥬 I’ll be making this salad today! 🥬Nicoise Salad Recipe
Salad Nicoise, a French composed salad with tuna, green beans, hard boiled eggs, tomatoes, onion, capers, and potatoes.
— Read on www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/nicoise_salad/
WOTD: 📚 Word of the Day – sweven – Dictionary.com
Word of the Day – sweven | Dictionary.com
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Forty-nine years this race has been happening—Iditarod, and I’m a huge fan🛷🎿🐺
Because of the pandemic, this race has been changed and shorten by approximately 100 miles. And from what I understand, it’s going to be a to and back versus going from a start to a finish line due to the pandemic.
Last year’s winner had to hang back in Alaska for a couple of months if not longer due to the corona virus. This year, most of the friendly stops along the almost 1000 miles have been rerouted away from the villages to keep everyone safe.
Strange times us humans are living in….
Cheers to all of the mushers and their dogs on a rough long harsh race ahead.
Tomorrow, let their hard work and long journey begin!
Iditarod
— Read on iditarod.com/
Food for thought 🧠
Keep on moving…
Here at @caffeyole, it isn’t just about cooking and cleaning up our planet, it’s also about keeping our bodies healthy so that we can do all the things we enjoy doing.
Do you know, we can have fun doing most all things to stay active?
If I can give you one gift, the one thing I know will enhance your already happy-to-be-alive self is: exercise is the best medicine:
***Brain and Body***
Whether you’re outside running/walking/hiking or at the gym or at home cooking/reading/streaming, you can find a way to move—I call it: ***Creative Exercise***
Being sedentary is enemy number one when it comes to our health: Both physical and mental health.
So how can we keep moving without feeling unnecessary pressure or angst? Here is what I say and do:
1- Set reminders on your smart devices to get you moving every 55 minutes.
2- Turn up the volume on favorite tunes whilst cooking, cleaning the house, gardening.
3- Strategically place hand weights/bands/kettle bells/a bounce ball (small/large) near where you do daily routine things, like cooking—so yes, in your kitchen—watch tv/stream, use the computer.
Think about it my friends, one doesn’t have to do much out of the ordinary to keep moving, to fit a bit of exercise into our day/night to help our hardworking bodies and brain to stay healthy, get healthier.
This may sound cliché but here it goes because it works. Cliché or not. When we visualize the habit, the thing we want to incorporate into our lives, then at a given point, this visualization will manifest into the thing we wanted to make into a habit.
When I was fourteen years old, I came up with this quote: the magic of time…
I learned then that it takes time to get to that point you aspire to.
Corny perhaps but no matter, we are the ones living our lives. This is our life, here today. So get to it!
You are all awesome in one way or another. Cheers to you.
Until the next time.
@caffeyole
Originally posted on: may 24, 2019 by caffeyole, modified: 3/6/2021
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