Hello and welcome back to the blog. This recipe is an AMAZING dessert, Whole30 friendly, and takes literally five minutes to prepare. This is the perfect savory sweet treat for the health-conscious. Ingredients: One whole avocadoChocolate protein powder (mine used one scoop per serving)1-2 tablespoons maple syrupAbout 1 tablespoon milk (for thinning Delicious chocolate goodness … Continue reading Easy Healthy Chocolate Pudding
Marvel Studios is known for their action-packed blockbuster films starring classic heroes like Iron Man and Captain America. But they’ve taken a more nuanced approach to their first Disney+ shows. In the latest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier explores PTSD and trauma recovery, in a world eerily parallel … Continue reading The Hero’s Journey: Trauma and Catharsis in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
Hello and welcome back to the blog. I wanted to share one of my favorite easy recipes. I wouldn’t consider myself a gourmet chef, so I like to cook simple one-pot meals that take less than 20 minutes. This is an excellent choice for inviting company over for dinner, and the flavors are amazingly complex. … Continue reading Puerto Rican Beef
Hey everyone. I wanted to give a quick update on my plans to revamp EGC. I’ve updated my logo to reflect a more professional and relatable perspective, and I'll be publishing more lifestyle content going forward. First, the logo. I will always love this flower for the sentimental value of a first logo, but it … Continue reading A Fresh Perspective
Hello and welcome back to my life. Part of being a post-grad job seeker is interviewing for jobs, which can sometimes be intimidating. Yesterday I had an interview for a job I really want, and I think the interview went well. Here are a few simple tips to prepare for interviews and make an excellent … Continue reading Interviews- Making An Impression
Hi. Today I’m going to share some thoughts on navigating the corporate bureaucracy of a chain supermarket, which I will call MegaBox. I’ve worked at one for seven months and I’m finally understanding the corporate system and how I can adapt to it or challenge it. This is the first in a series of blogs … Continue reading Making It Work
Hey y’all. Again, a lapse in posting has occurred; so I owe you an update: I’m a college graduate!! I graduated from Bethel University in December of 2020 with a Bachelor’s in English Literature and Writing. I have typed that last sentence countless times on cover letters. It’s an interesting space, concluding a chapter of … Continue reading The Question Mark
Hello! You didn’t think I was gonna just analyze the novel and then leave Frankenstein alone, right? 😉 Before I rip apart the 1931 “classic”, allow me to present a positive alternative. This American miniseries was produced by Hallmark in 2004. I know, I was surprised too, but they got at least one quality production … Continue reading Frankenstein (2004 miniseries)-Yearning Son
Hello all. A disclaimer: I began this post in May, before my state was disrupted by riots and protests about the wrongful death of George Floyd. I remain safe at home, checking on loved ones and praying for peace. On with the post. I know I promised to update more frequently with all the time … Continue reading Introducing 🎥 Reel Representation 🎥
This review has been two years in the making and is quite long. Maybe if I finally post all of my thoughts surrounding this story, I can move on from this obsession and focus on other projects. We shall see. Also major shout-out to my girl B for proofreading this essay and offering suggestions. I … Continue reading Frankenstein: Novel and Introduction-Unconventional Son
