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It's no secret I love to cook and I'm a real gadget tech geek, so it's no surprise that I enjoy all the different kitchen appliances and gadgets. But there is one kitchen appliance that is probably in every single home that I admit I would not do... [Continue Reading]
On this week's episode, when a Texan goes native in Boston, her speech gets interesting, as Dom and Melanie discuss. Plus, they talk about their latest cooking adventures, including chicken fajitas, plus a Pinewood Derby win, watching The Ark and... [Continue Reading]
In this week's episode, Is there a connection between detective fiction and food? Dom and Melanie discuss this question as well as the surprising candidate for most pro-Catholic show on network TV and how our vocational call exists in the past... [Continue Reading]
On this week's episode, Is Pho Ga the best chicken noodle soup? Dom and Melanie discuss how much the family loved this Vietnamese soup; the fun of tramping through the woods following a compass; how much they enjoyed the movie Ray & Raymond; and... [Continue Reading]
On this week's episode, after his jury service, Dom and Melanie discuss his experience and then their previous experiences in jury service. They then discuss cooking for St. Patrick's Day and St. Joseph's Day; more on the AppleTV+ show Severance and... [Continue Reading]
On this week's episode, why did Dom and Melanie celebrate Bl. Solanus Casey with ice cream? Plus it's Melanie's birthday; Dom goes to an Episcopal service; great recipes for easy BBQ pulled pork and Mexican eggplant; and book and movie reviews.
Catholic parishes that immediately began offering ways for parishioners to experience parish life online during the lockdown have seen their offertory stay steady or grow. Those who did not, but decided to shut down and wait things out have seen it... [Continue Reading]
I love Christmas carols. Of course, I love the standards that we sing in church during the Christmas season, but I also love all the ones other people think are cheesy or mock for being about snow and trees and never actually mention Jesus.1 For me... [Continue Reading]
Among the various ways everything has changed since March 2020, how we shop, make, and consume food has undergone a massive change. Not only did we deal with grocery store shortages, what we decide to eat and buy has changed. In addition, for months... [Continue Reading]
In 2016, after the election, the coastal mainstream media expended lots of ink and pixels trying to figure out what happened. How did all these silent Trump supporters fly under the radar to elect such a clearly "unqualified" candidate as president... [Continue Reading]