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Hannibal and Cinematography: Looking is Hard
Originally posted on Tillary does Photo graphy.: My absolutely guiltless pleasure this past spring was Bryan Fuller’s NBC series Hannibal. Besides enjoying the quipping but heavy writing, fantastic performances, morbid crossing of death and food (Pushing Daisies much?), and themes of destructive imagination, this show is GORGEOUS. Design teams did an incredible job throughout, but I…
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Custom vs. Cookiecutter
Originally posted on Homes By Laura: When you choose a custom home builder, you have decided that you desire a home that is different and unique as you are as a person! To have your home meet the special needs and lifestyle of your family. It is so much fun and more comforting to have…
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A Closer Look at DeSantis’ Executive Order 19-12: “Achieving More Now For Florida’s Environment”

Jacqui Thurlow-Lippisch On January 10th, Florida’s Office of the Governor, under very newly elected Ron DeSantis, issued Executive Order 19-12. The title of this order is “Achieving More Now For Florida’s Environment.” It is a remarkable and voluminous piece. Today, I am going to share it in full as you may have only heard about…
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Miss Amy’s Treasure Coast Style Smoked Fish Dip
Originally posted on Spotted Hound Kitchen: Smoked Fish Dip is a staple in my Treasure Coast kitchen, a Floridian favorite appetizer or snack. I like it on Townhouse Pita Crackers with Sea Salt – my husband prefers Triscuits. This is a spicy dip and the amounts of seasonings are a starting point, I usually add…
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Typical Work Week by Snoopy
Originally posted on Girl from the Hills Blog: Snoopy is so wise – tell me when it’s Friday…
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Puerto Rico needs help. Federal Gov incapable.

Originally posted on Treasure Coast Free Press: Puerto Rico needs help. Federal Gov incapable. This morning Trump posted this: https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/918432809282342912 The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) website has removed key statistics on Puerto Rico’s recovery from Hurricane Maria from its website, according to The Washington Post. On Wednesday, just 5 percent of Puerto Rico had electricity and only 50 percent had water.…


