In Search of Good Coffee
One of the hardest things for my wife and I when traveling is finding good coffee. On our short road trips to Washington we usually…
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Oven Baked BBQ Baby Back Ribs
Do you love ribs, but want another method to cook them, rather than standing out at the grill in the middle of winter? Well, look…
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Southern Cooking Does Not Disappoint
The week of April 26th, 2021 my wife, Tori and I took a trip to the great state of Tennessee. Having been born in Talladega,…
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God Is Close To The Brokenhearted
I am reposting this due to high demand that I didn’t realize was there … until I removed it. What can I say? It’s timeless…
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Reading A Good Book
I love to read. As a child, I spent many a Saturday reading books. While eating breakfast I would read every word on the cereal…
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Homemade Maple Pecan Granola
This is my go-to granola recipe. Slightly salty, slightly sweet – lots of roasted nuts, with hints of maple and cinnamon. It doesn’t get much…
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Jesus Is Not A Socialist
With all the talk and some push to socialize the United States, there are those who say that Jesus was a Socialist. First, Jesus is,…
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French Bread Recipe
Glossy, crispy and crunchy on the outside, and soft and tender on the inside. French bread perfection. It is not only incredibly easy to make,…
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Voter ID
I need an ID to drive my car I need an ID to travel far I need an ID to buy a beer I need…
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Papers Please
History Lesson: On September 11, 2001 terrorists hijacked 4 commercial airliners. They crashed 2 into the World Trade Center which led to its collapse, 1…
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