2024

The Schuylkill River Trail is where I find my daily dose of inspiration. Walking the same path every day, I’m constantly amazed at how the mundane can be transformed into…

The term “discalced” comes from the Latin word “discalceatus,” which itself is composed of two parts: “dis-” meaning “away” or “apart” and “calceatus,” meaning “shod” or “wearing shoes.” “Calceatus” comes…

Last night I made a NY Strip Steak, Wagyu Ground Beef, and Beef liver. This was my first time experimenting with an air fryer. I decided to use Beef tallow…

Forget this gentle idea of “creating”—swap it out for something fierce, something primal. Instead of “create,” think conquer. Art isn’t about refinement; it’s about stepping into the unknown and taking…

The etymology of the word “disease” traces back to the Old French word “desaise,” which means “lack, want; discomfort, distress; trouble, misfortune; disease, sickness,” literally “lack of ease.” The term…