Liliboas/E+/Getty Images I am here to tell you that Easter is the least satisfying of all the holidays. Not from a religious point of view, obviously. I’m talking about the holiday from a purely secular point of view. First off, let’s talk about the color scheme. All pale pinks and purples and yellows and blues. This color palate does nothing for my ruddy complexion, nor the complexions of my similarly ruddy sons. Unlike the moody black and orange of Halloween or the festive red and green of Christmas, none of us have really found our rhythm with Easter attire. Especially...
13 Easy One-Pot Meals For When You're Feeling Lazy AF, But Don't Want Pizza
Giselleflissak/Getty Images I love trying my hand at new recipes. But dirty dishes? That’s my version of cooking purgatory. There’s nothing worse than mastering a zangy roasted chicken or creamy, rich pasta only to be met with a kitchen sink full of dirty cutting boards and mixing bowls, used chopping knives, oily measuring cups, and pans with caked-on grease and burnt ends. The only plus side is that I now kick ass at Jenga thanks to the teetering pile of mucky cookware I always leave in my wake. And that’s why, my friends, I’m a big advocate of one-pot dinners....
Hands Down, The 60 Bougiest Home Upgrades Under $35
Amazon Once you scroll through this list full of luxe Amazon finds, you’ll agree that they’re, hands down, some of the best bougie products you’ve seen. And since every product is just $35 or less, you can get your favorite home upgrades without dipping into your savings. Whether you’re looking for pretty yet practical solutions to everyday annoyances or you just want to add some aesthetic touches to your space, you’ve just hit the jackpot. Scroll on to start your home glow up. An Elevated Organizer That’s Ultra Versatile shuang qing Rotating Makeup Organizer Amazon – This rotating organizer adds...
A Dad Wants To Know When Parents Get Hobbies & Friends Again
Plan shooting2 / Imazins/ImaZinS/Getty Images It wasn’t until my son was about 2 years old that I even realized I’d only read one book since he was born. Considering I’m someone who, up until then, read about 35 books a year, this took me by surprise the first time I realized it. How did my hobby disappear without my even noticing? But talk to parents and you’ll probably find a lot of us lost part of ourselves in parenthood. One Reddit user wants to know when we can expect to find it again. Redditor u/Mundane-Mechanic-547 (we’ll call him M.M.) is...