Lynn Nappari
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- Cooking With Chef Jeunelle :) - a collection of my favorite cooking websites and their recipes
- CHOW - Recipes, cooking tips, resources, and stories for people who love food
- A Cupcake for Moose
- Blogging Women
- Closet Cooking
- Coconut & Lime
- Craftastical!
- Events of New Life
- Feed Your Head - Ken's Health and Lifestyle Blog
- Fitness Spotlight
- Food Finds
- Fooducate
- Happy Healthy Long Life
- honey & jam | recipes + photos
- I'm Losing it!
- In the kitchen with Nick ...
- Indian Food Kitchen Blog
- JS-Kit
- kiss my spatula
- Lick The Bowl Good
- Litebite - Lite-recipes for right-health. Combine your culinary-skills & nutritional-knowledge to incorporate healthy lifestyle. Join me in my ramblings on "What to eat" and "Why to eat what we eat." Litebite Recipes Health Bites
- Lovely Nest Designs
- Make It and Love It
- Mashable
- not martha
- Not Without Salt
- Nutrition Unplugged
- Obesity Panacea
- On My Way to a Thinner Me - Welcome
- Once Upon a Plate
- One Good Book, One Cozy Meal
- Pachakam.com : Indian Curry Recipes - Indian Cooking
- Piney Rose
- Prior Fat Girl
- Pudget: Losing Weight On a Budget!
- Rambling Renovators
- Redberry Barn
- Rocky Top Rebecca
- Rogers Family Gourmet Coffee & Tea
- shawn hebrank . minnesota tattoo artist
- Small Bites
- So Good and Tasty
- SOPHISTICATED ROSE
- Summer Tomato
- Sweet Mary
- tastebud tart | noun: a chick with an unbridled passion for food
- The Dabble
- The Tattered Apron
- The Ultimate Guide to Plus Size Style™
- Thrifty Tales
- University of Baltimore Blog
- Voltaggio Brothers
- Wardrobe Refashion
- Welter 2007
Gender | Female |
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Industry | Business Services |
Occupation | Entrepreneur and Perpetual Student |
Location | Anne Arundel County, Maryland, United States |
Introduction | I'm an entrepreneur and pursuer of domestic joy and tranquility. I am happiest and most productive when I'm creating something, whether it's an artistic endeavor, another DIY home improvement project, an experimental recipe, a new business venture, a poem, or a fresh blog entry. I also enjoy some freelance work, writing and editing. I love proofreading and editing because it comes naturally to me. Yes, I’m one of those folks who needs that t-shirt that warns, “I’m silently correcting your grammar.” |
Interests | Home Improvement Projects, Decorating, Writing, Politics, Law, Philosophy, Cooking (and eating!), Photography, Upcycling, Reading, Finding new reasons to take college courses (even though I already hold an AS, an AA and a BA.) MOST of all, I love spending time with my recently retired husband - even after nearly 35 years of marriage. |
Favorite Books | I'll start with my short list -- works of non-fiction: "Outliers" and anything else written by Malcolm Gladwell, one of the great thinkers of our time. "The Thirteen American Arguments" (Howard Fineman) "Political Thinking: The Perennial Questions" (Glenn Tinder) "Bushworld: Enter at Your Own Risk" (Maureen Dowd) "Law, Darwinism, and Public Education" (Francis Beckwith) "Understanding the Constitution: Ten Things Every Christian Should Know" (David Gibbs, Jr. & David Gibbs III) Most of my favorite books are fiction -- I love to "escape" into worlds created by others. My all-time favorite work of fiction is actually based in reality. "ISHMAEL: An Adventure of the Mind and Spririt." If you haven't read it, you should. EVERYONE should. Other faves: Homer's "The Iliad" which I expected to be a "dull classic" but it's like a soap opera directed by Stephen King! Speaking of Stephen King, I adored "The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon" and "Insomnia" was a great ride that made me sob like a kid at the end. Stephen Donaldson's duo, "Mirror of Her Dreams" and "A Man Rides Through It" were the most engrossing page-turners I've ever read. "She's Come Undone" (Wally Lamb) had me convinced that a woman had written it under a pseudonym until I saw him on television. I'm still amazed that a man can have that kind of insight into the female psyche. Alice Sebold's hit, "The Lovely Bones" forever changed the way I think about things I find on the ground. Margaret Atwood's "The Handmaid's Tale" scared me because such a future is all too possible. I also enjoy books about language... about word and phrase origins, cultural meanings, etc. Do you know why bank clerks are called "tellers"? If you don't, email me a nice note and I'll tell you. :) I like poetry, too -- reading it and writing it. |
Describe the sound of a moist waffle falling onto a hot griddle.
Silly question! Waffles don't fall onto hot griddles... they are poured into waffle irons, with a steamy little whisper of a hiss.