Only 15 days…

Hey! Hope you guys are enjoying your summer! You probably might not know this, but Ramadan ,the month in which we fast from before sunrise till sunset, is approaching. Only 15 more days! This is one of the best times …

How to make a Paracord Bracelet

Hey, it’s Melanie. This post is for English so it’s not food related. Sorry.   Why? Why make a chunky bracelet that, let’s be honest, is an eyesore? Well, it can save your life that’s why. Here are a couple …

Friendship

Last week I watched the film Rocky for the first time and I really enjoyed it. One thing that I learned was the importance of friendship when we face problems in life. In the movie, Rocky is chosen to compete against the …

#ideaFM: Baking for Benches

Hey! I wanted to talk about a project that my friend and I have been working on for the past few months. It’s called Baking for Benches and as you can tell, we are raising money so that we can …

BRAWL

A few days ago in class I participated in my first BRAWL ( Battle Royale All Will Learn).

Sweet, sweet revenge

Hey, it’s Melanie! As I’ve said before, I have been reading The Count of Monte Cristo. So far, the book is really intriguing with all of it’s unsuspecting plot twists and dynamic characters. One of the main themes of the story is revenge. Yes, sweet, sweet revenge.*laughs manically while rubbing hands together* But is it really sweet? That’s what the The Count of Monte Cristo made my class and I question. Can you achieve happiness by inflicting hurt or harm on someone for an injury or wrong suffered at their hands? Whether you agree or not, watch the clip from The Help! In the video, Hilly eats a delicious “chocolate” pie courtesy of Minny, for all of the respect she never received working for her. See, guys you don’t have to get even, just put on a smile and bake your enemy a chocolate pie made from love. Enjoy!

Cooking Secrets

There are so many unknowns and secrets in

Food Mysteries Explained

Hello! I’ve been reading The Count of Monte Cristo and so far it is really interesting, but contains many plot twists, which leads you to questioning what’s true. In my class, a few days ago, we were given an assignment …

Monte Cristo Benedict

Hello! I just came here to share a delicious recipe by Foodwishes inspired by the book I’m currently reading, The Count of Monte Cristo(Gasp! Who wouldv’e guessed?). I hope you try it out as I am going to! This would be great for brunch!
-Melanie

School Food vs. Prison Food

  Oopth. Plop goes your lunch as you stare in disgust and curiosity, wondering what the heck is in that half- thawed meat monstrosity called school food. “Next!” the lunch lady calls a little too loud for your tiny ear …