Whenever I grill, I stand outside having fun playing with fire while my wife makes all the side dishes in the house. So, I decided that I wanted to make the side dishes myself on the grill so she c…
Source: Grilled Cheesy Fries
Skillet Zucchini
When I have zucchini and need an easy side for a meal, I like to make this skillet zucchini recipe. It’s especially good as a side for Italian meals, but works with many different entrees. Th…
Source: Skillet Zucchini
Spiced Peach Dip
Also good as used as a spread for bread, frosting for muffins and on pancakes. I serve it most often with graham crackers, but it’s also good with pretzels or pretzel chips. Makes a nic…
Source: Spiced Peach Dip
Writing Advice from Jerry Seinfeld: “Don’t break the chain.”
Jerry Seinfeld’s simple productivity tip is no joke.
Source: Writing Advice from Jerry Seinfeld: “Don’t break the chain.”
Slow Cooker Curried Pork » Kryson’s Kreations
When I took the first bite of Curried Pork, I wasn’t sure that I was going to like it. The more I ate, the more I liked it. Spicy and just a little sweet, this recipe is a flavorful balance. …
Real Vampires in South America
Vampires have captivated our imagination for centuries. Despite limited (and fairly predictable) on-screen deaths by stake, sunlight, or a splash of holy water, the sci-fi/horror genre is still going strong (if you ignore the recent Twilight ‘saga’). Old school classics such as The Lost Boys and Bram Stoker’s Dracula are still as watchable today as they were 25 years ago. (Some may argue that perhaps the genre reached its heyday with the wonderfully witty and excellent Buffy the Vampire Slayer.) There is something about these fictional beings that fascinate us. Like Sirens before them, vampires seem to lure us in and, for some unfathomable reason, many of us find them utterly compelling.
You won’t be surprised to discover that the mother of all vampires lived during the Pleistocene.
Belonging to the subfamily Desmodontinae, vampire bats can only be found in Central and South America. Contrary to old tales of blood…
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Welcome
This is my first foray into blogging. Just another useless waste of words, but maybe someone will be entertained or informed along the way.
