Ethan Young Remember that time you were baking Grandma’s famous chocolate chip cookies, and the recipe called for a “dash” of vanilla? You probably just eyeballed it, right? We’ve all been there! But what about when precision really matters – like that delicate soufflé or your attempt at mastering sourdough? Suddenly, that mismatched collection of plastic spoons … Read more
Remember that family road trip last summer? We were cruising along, singing off-key to the radio, when suddenly, BAM! A rogue shopping cart decided to play bumper cars with our parked SUV in the motel parking lot. Thankfully, the damage wasn’t catastrophic, but our inner tail light assembly was definitely seeing stars. It was cracked, … Read more
Remember that heart-pounding moment last season when that buck, the one you’d been tracking for weeks, finally stepped into your shooting lane? Only to have you realize, as you awkwardly shifted, that your platform felt about as stable as a seesaw at a toddler convention? Yeah, we’ve all been there. The frustration of feeling unsafe … Read more
Remember the last time you were hosting a dinner party? The aroma of a perfectly roasted chicken filled the air, guests were arriving, and you were putting the finishing touches on the sides. Then, disaster struck! You needed to quickly reheat a crucial dish, but your old microwave took forever and made horrible noises that … Read more
Remember those holiday baking frenzies where everyone’s pitching in, trying to create the perfect treats? I certainly do! Last year, my bubbe was determined to make her famous cashew-brazil nut brittle, but realized at the last minute that her usual Brazil nuts weren’t certified kosher. The panic was real! Finding delicious, high-quality, and specifically kosher … Read more
Remember that time you tried to work from home, excited to finally ditch the commute, only to be thwarted by spotty Wi-Fi in your supposedly “smart” home office? Or maybe you were settling in for a movie night, popcorn in hand, when buffering became the star of the show instead of the film? We’ve all … Read more
Remember those chilly autumn evenings when a steaming bowl of soup felt like the ultimate hug? I do! And I vividly recall my grandma bringing out her prized possession – a set of delicate soup bowls adorned with vibrant, hand-painted roses. Each spoonful felt extra special, the warmth of the broth complemented by the beauty … Read more
Remember that old clunker I used to drive in college? Bless its heart, it got me from point A to point B, but it sounded like a dying lawnmower doing it. I always dreamt of giving it a little love, maybe a new paint job and definitely a throatier exhaust. I spent hours online researching, … Read more
Remember that old, chipped ceramic mug? The one you loved but was relegated to the back of the cupboard due to its battle scars? I almost tossed mine, but then inspiration struck – paint markers! I envisioned transforming it into a vibrant, personalized piece of art. But with so many options out there, finding the … Read more
Remember that time you were hauling your gear to the shooting range, arms laden with ammo boxes, targets, and your prized firearm? You probably felt like a pack mule instead of an enthusiastic marksman, right? I’ve been there! The struggle is real, and it totally takes away from the pre-range excitement. Thankfully, there’s a better … Read more
Remember the days of neighborhood walks turning into impromptu squirrel chases? My golden retriever, Max, had a knack for selectively “tuning out” my calls, his ears twitching only for the thrill of the hunt. One time, his squirrel obsession led him straight into Mrs. Higgins’ prize-winning petunias – not a pretty sight, for either of … Read more
Remember that camping trip last summer? The one where we loaded up the back of your GMC Sierra 1500 with all the gear, hoping for a dry and organized adventure. Except, surprise! A sudden downpour turned your truck bed into a miniature swimming pool, soaking everything from the sleeping bags to the marshmallows. We all … Read more