The Gateway Arch, an iconic monument in St. Louis, Missouri, stands as a testament to American history and ingenuity. Designed by Eero Saarinen and completed in 1965, the arch commemorates the city’s role as the “Gateway to the West” during the westward expansion of the United States. Rising 630 feet (192 meters) above the ground, … Continue reading Gateway Arch National Park
Located in Southern California, Temecula is a charming city known for its stunning natural beauty, rich history, and thriving wine country. Nestled between the Santa Ana Mountains and the Temecula Valley, this city offers a wide range of activities and attractions for visitors of all ages. From exploring local wineries to hiking through picturesque hills, … Continue reading Exploring the Beauty and Charm of Temecula, California
It’s day 52 of my workout routine, I’m still getting after it – even if I’m not updating you fine folks on a daily basis. Today’s workout was 45 minutes and consisted of 4.1 miles on the stationary bike over the course of 20 minutes. I also worked the bag with punches kicks and knees. … Continue reading Day 52: still getting after it, and other updates!
After reading a bunch of takes on roasted corn salad / salsa, I put my own spin on this dish. I didn’t use any red onions, because one of our friends hates raw onions. I added deglazing the pan with some poblano liqueur for an extra zip. I also added some tajin, because I think … Continue reading Roasted corn salad recipe
A few months back Jeney and I visited Sprouts Farmers Market and purchased a pack of Krave plant-based jerky. To say that it was not as good as their competitors is quite frankly an understatement. The product itself was incredibly firm, lacked flavor and just wasn’t great. I let them know if my discontent. What … Continue reading The Saga of Krave Vegan Jerky
This place has been a fave of mine for quite a few years now. I was turned on to it by a friend of mine when we had a meet up here shortly before the pandemic started. Since then, every opportunity I’ve had to stop in, I made sure to do so. First and foremost, … Continue reading Out and about in Riverside County – Arcade Coffee Roasters
Unfortunately, today was one of those days where I just did not feel like working out. Most days, I kind of look forward to it. Some days, I absolutely look forward to it. Today, I just wanted to eat chocolate, drink decaf coffee and work from home. That’s the honest truth. 🤷‍♂️ I suspect that … Continue reading Day 38: did not want to work out, but I did…and other important stuff!
In my continuing series of reviews on non-alcoholic beers we have four new contenders: The Guinness 0, Stella Artois libertĂ©, Heineken 0.0 and Bravus blood orange IPA. The Guinness beer is pretty much exactly what you would think it to be. It has the little nitrogen thing on the inside, it comes in a 14.9 … Continue reading Non-alcoholic beers: these ones actually taste good!
Took a rest day, and now after my workout this morning I am Mr jelly arm LOL. I guess that’s the way it goes sometimes. I got in 20 minutes on the bike for a total of 4.3 miles. Then I did some arm weights, hit the bag for a little bit and then finished … Continue reading Day 35: after a rest day, I’m tired now…
Today is one month of my exercise routine. Hard to believe it’s already been a month. But also it seems like it’s been 6 months because the first couple weeks were damn brutal. Today when I weighed myself, I gained a full pound from yesterday. It kind of pissed me off because I was so … Continue reading Day 30: one month of exercise!
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