Zig Ziglar once said: “Be careful not to compromise what you want most for what you want now”. Is there something else that you should be doing right now? Working on a project? Studying for a test? Putting away that load of laundry that’s been in the dryer for two days? If the answer is yes- you’re in good company.

If you’ve never tried quiche- you’re seriously missing out! Don’t let the fancy name scare you- it’s basically the better version of an omelet. I don’t even like eggs, but I will never turn down a good quiche! It’s super easy to make, and you probably already have most of the ingredients at home. It’s the perfect dish for breakfast or to bring to a brunch.

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Breakneck – Marc Cameron City on Fire – Don Winslow The Dangerous One – Lori Foster Dark Angel – John Sandford The Donut Legion -Joe R. Lansdale Forged in Love – Mary Connealy Go As a River – Shelley Read Hang the Moon – Jeanette Walls Happy Place – Emily Henry I Will Find You – Harlan Coben The London Séance Society – Sarah Penner Lone Women – Victor Lavalle The Nanny – Lana Ferguson The Night Shift – Alex Finlay The Only Survivors – Megan Miranda Ozark Dogs – Eli Cranor The Reckoning at Gossamer Pond – Jaime Jo Wright Seven Girls Gone – Allison Brennan The Sister Effect – Susan Mallery So Close – Sylvia Day The Soulmate – Sally Hepworth Strawberry Lane – Jodi Thomas The Tapestry of Grace – Kim Vogel Sawyer The Vanishing at Castle Moreau – Jaime Jo Wright What Happens in the Ballroom – Sabrina Jeffries Where Coyotes Howl – Sandra Dallas The Woman With Two Shadows – Sarah James Worthy Opponents – Danielle Steel You Shouldn’t Have Come Here – Jeneva Rose Your’s Truly – Abby Jimenez

The Seminole High School Choirs travelled to Lubbock’s “state of the art” Buddy Holly Hall for their annual U.I.L. Concert and Sight Reading Evaluations on March 8 – 9, 2023.

Spring is here, and with it, Spring cleaning. Personally, I do not like to clean.

I would like to start off by prefacing that this book was very emotionally heavy and might be too much for sensitive readers. It delves into topics such as self-harm, suicide, and mental disorders.

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The English language is full of nods to the many ways weather can affect mood, energy, and even mental functioning. “Rainy day blues.” “Sunny disposition.” “A face like thunder.” “Under the weather.” But the correlation between the weather and your mood isn’t as simple as you might think.

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