Every household has a dish that never runs out.
It’s never the most elaborate dish. It doesn’t require a celebration, sitting quietly in the kitchen to be replenished without discussion.
Posts published in “Opinion”
There is something magical about playing in a live band. It only exists at a certain point when everyone is playing at once, there’s maybe a bridge or a transitional section going on in the song, and there is tension building.
We all have a version of ourselves that we would consider perfect. It’s not random. It’s shaped by our surroundings, social media, our parents, and by the subtle or overt messages that we absorb every day that decide what kind of person survives in the “real world.”
There are hard-hitting war movies, such as Saving Private Ryan, Fury, and 1917. Then there is Inglourious Basterds.
And now we have arrived at my least favorite season, “grey days.” The six week period of disturbingly colored street slush.
As a proud Apple Music user, I am always grateful for the playlists that come out of using the app. You hear a lot of people talk about Spotify playlists and how niche they can get.
This past weekend, I unexpectedly had to leave school for a family emergency. I had a ton of responsibilities that I needed to manage, but it was my family.
Now that I’m a senior, a lot of people, including myself, are always asking the question “What are you doing after graduation?”
February 24 marked the four year anniversary of a full-scale invasion that Russia launched on Ukraine. As of writing, the fighting there continues without an end in sight.
1. Bluestone Lane
Bluestone Lane is probably one of the first matchas I’ve tried in Hoboken, and boy, was it heavenly.