The Rant Post about Nothing Important
****We’re taking a break from Catherine’s East Coast Adventure for the following*** Soup Spoons: They’re too big for your mouth. Every time I use one because my regular spoons are dirty, I just want to know why they’re so big. Why? Online recipes: You know when you find a recipe online and you have to scroll for five years before you come to the actual … Continue reading The Rant Post about Nothing Important
East Coast – Concord
We woke up to rainy weather and after eating breakfast, hit the town for coffee. Our first red flag should’ve been the gay flags at the coffee shop. You know how usually liberals are great at making coffee? Yep, not true for this place. This was some of the most mid coffee I have experienced. It wasn’t bad, it wasn’t very good either. We started … Continue reading East Coast – Concord
East Coast – Boston Part 2
Our next day of Boston the Orange Line was running again so we didn’t have to take the bus, shaving off 20 minutes of travel time. We arrived in Boston about 8-8:30, got coffee from Bon Coffee, expensive, but delicious, then wandered through the Boston Common and Boston Public Garden. As we were walking, some guy was shouting the weather and “RED SOX LOST TO … Continue reading East Coast – Boston Part 2
East Coast – Boston Part 1
My vacation for 2026 was a copycat of Maria’s East Coast trip from 2018 with a few tweaks. Leaving early Saturday morning, Brigette and I headed to Stoneham, MA, a twelve hour drive we made in thirteen and a half hours. Brigette’s dad had little faith we could do this drive in one day. After pronouncing it Stone-Ham, we were informed by someone who lives … Continue reading East Coast – Boston Part 1
Votes for Women
I’ve heard some people say women shouldn’t vote. One reason I’ve heard is, Its a burden on them. Another reason is, Why can they vote for war but are exempt from the draft? Women also tend to think with their emotions rather than logically sometimes. The war argument: I can understand the thought. My question is, if you want to ban women because they don’t … Continue reading Votes for Women
Dear America: Standing in the Light
I did read this book recently and here’s my review from Goodreads: “I don’t know what it is about this book, but it was not satisfying.Seems a little unrealistic that she kept the journal all during her captivity…I guess my main complaint is the book was too short but since I’m older than the target audience, maybe that’s unjust.I gave it three stars because I … Continue reading Dear America: Standing in the Light
momthoughts: conservative podcast men need to go home and help their wives
Since Trump has involved us in an extremely unpopular foreign war and not done a thing to help with the outrageous cost of living for ordinary Americans like you and I, the conservative podcast men MUST redirect our attention to…drumroll please…a murder trial! But no, not the important murder trial of Tyler Robinson, nononono we musn’t look too closely into that or we might start … Continue reading momthoughts: conservative podcast men need to go home and help their wives
Dear America: So Far from Home
There’s something we need to talk about and its the Dear America Diaries. I spent a good portion of my childhood reading these books. Basically its a girl, usually in the age range of 11-14 writing in her diary during a specific historical period. Shirtwaist factory, Oregon trail, Indians, Civil War, Revolutionary War, etc., Some were good, some were boring, I re-read a few last … Continue reading Dear America: So Far from Home
There’s more to Little House than just the series
I borrowed Pioneer Girl, the annotated version, from Maria. Its the first draft that Laura Ingalls Wilder wrote of her childhood and from that came the Little House series of books as we know them today. I’ve seen this book on Maria’s shelf for years and always thought I had read it, or I read something that was basically the same thing. But guys, no. … Continue reading There’s more to Little House than just the series
seeking persephone and losing my mind
Should I start with a disclaimer? This show was completely clean and would be great for a 12 year old girl. In fact, I know I would have LOVED this when I was 12. So, it’s not all terrible. We get comments on our reviews sometimes from random people who are like, you’re so negative in your reviews. Yeah, cause we’re reviewing the bottom of … Continue reading seeking persephone and losing my mind
