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Contributed by Morgan N. I love to travel. Whenever I have vacation time I travel and, even when I don’t have official vacation days, I take weekend trips to new places. Then one year, I was on vacation when a bird pooped on me. A nice stranger came over and dried me off with . . . → Read More: Friday’s Culture Casserole: How To Be a Savvy Tourist Contributed by Morgan N.
Nature is all around us, even in the big city. There are parks to enjoy from the small city park to huge National Parks. Do you pass by small parks in your community without even noticing they are there? As part of nature appreciation, let’s . . . → Read More: Friday’s Culture Casserole: How To Smell The Roses On The Fly Contributed by Lloyd E. Creativity is something we are all born with. However, we often attribute creativity only to artists and musicians, forgetting all of the different ways we are creative every day. We cook dinner, solve problems and figure out new ways to make do with what we have. Now that you . . . → Read More: Friday’s Culture Casserole: Unleash Your Creativity! Contributed by Dante G. The goal of a great date is to get to know your would-be partner or keep things fresh in your relationship. You want the date to have enough activity to spur conversation but not to be so distracting that no conversation takes place. Here are some great date ideas: . . . → Read More: Friday’s Culture Casserole: What Should We Do? Contributed by Sam N. Our vacation is something we look forward to all year—it means time away from work and a moment for ourselves; but what if your vacation not only helped you to replenish yourself but helped the world as well? Eco-tourism allows you to enjoy the wonders of nature in a way . . . → Read More: Friday’s Culture Casserole: Five Great Eco-Vacation Spots Contributed by Tanya S. Art, music and all forms of culture are part of our everyday lives. Yet, it seems to be put on the bottom of the list in creating a healthy well-being. You don’t have to look far to see this in play with the Arts being among the first . . . → Read More: Friday’s Culture Casserole: Art and Culture in Everyday Life Contributed by Julie T. Some of the most popular movies were based on books: Gone With The Wind, The Wizard of Oz, not to mention Harry Potter. 2012 has some much anticipated movies based on best sellers. Here are some top picks: One for the Money – (Romantic Comedy). Based on the book from Janet . . . → Read More: Friday’s Culture Casserole: Highly Anticipated Movies of 2012 Contributed by Julie T.
As 2011 ends, it is time to look back and reflect on the top culture picks of the year. Top Book Choice – Steve Jobs Biography by Walter Issacson (affiliate link). Steve Jobs was thought of as a genius, a tyrant and a vision-maker. Regardless of how you . . . → Read More: Friday’s Culture Casserole: Top Books, Films, Music, TV Series of 2011 Contributed by Tanya S.
To finish up my holiday shopping, I decided to stroll down East Sherman Avenue in Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho. The strip is about four blocks long and ends in the holiday light show at the Coeur d’ Alene Resort. I started my shopping day by grabbing lunch at . . . → Read More: Friday’s Culture Casserole: A Visit to Coeur d’ Alene Wouldn’t it be great if you could write the book of your dreams with a New York Times best selling author as your personal coach? Wouldn’t it be excellent if you could get all your questions about writing answered by an individual who has created successful books? Now you can. Michael Levin, whom I . . . → Read More: Friday’s Culture Casserole: Make Money With Your Own Book! |
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