So, we got some snow, lots of snow, and it still is coming, so there will be more snow, but at least it does not look like these pictures I am about to share with you (you see what I mean by making myself feel better?)
Thanksgiving is fast approaching, family and friends are finalizing their travel arrangements, turkey is defrosting, Black Friday is inevitable, and most of all,
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Today is Halloween, so I thought it would be very appropriate to post this article about a very special food, with a very unique main ingredient.
If you ever had a chance to visit any Eastern European countries, dined at their restaurants, or grew up in a predominantly Eastern European neighborhood, you must have heard the word “kishka, keeshka, kiszka, kishke”, and perhaps even tasted it, without really knowing what it was.
I don’t want to spoil the surprise by revealing the special ingredient, so to satisfy your curiosity, please check out the links below:
Here is some advice from Maxine, which might come pretty handy for you some day!!!
Marriage has lots of meaning and symbolism, and everyone has his/her unique opinion and interpretation of it. In addition to your own opinion of what is the definition of marriage, you can check out the secular meaning of marriage , or a Biblical definition of marriage .