Simple Meals + Honest Book Reviews + Practical Living
Four little things you can do that’ll have a big impact for boosting joy and will make you actually want to cook dinner. because a smoothly run kitchen is KEY for success.
Audiobooks are the best, especially since listening gives you the freedom to pair up with other tasks like cleaning, cooking, and walking. And having a wonderful narrator can truly turn listening to a book into somewhat of a magical experience.
Weekly meal planning doesn’t have to be a headache, especially if you keep things simple. Below is an easy 4-step guide to help you get started!
Hello and welcome to the raw and the cooked’s very first episode. Today I’m reviewing each of the six books that I read last month, May 2021.
I immediately bought Miranda Anderson’s book More Than Enough: How One Family Cultivated A More Abundant Life Through A Year Of Practical Minimalism after listening to a podcast that promoted it. I was floored by the concept and knew it was a challenge I wanted to embark on as well.
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I don’t have strong opinions on anything I read this month. Maybe because this month, my book choices bounced all over the map? It went from scandalous love-triangle to non-fiction cadaver research to a 1950’s sci-fi, back to death cleaning and closing out the month with a relatively dull historical fiction.
After I finished The Lost Apothecary I ended up taking a mini reading break. I dedicated free time to catching up / bingeing on my favorite podcasts — which is exactly what my soul needed, and I don’t regret swapping out my reading time for podcast listening. Whatever reinvigorates you, you know? And for me, I was approximately 572 podcast episodes in the last week of April.
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