INGREDIENTS 2 tablespoons butter - cold/frozen 1 cup all purpose flour 3/4 cup discard sourdough starter 3/4 cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese Kosher salt for sprinkling INSTRUCTIONS Preheat oven to 375F with two racks in, spaced relatively equally apart. Grate the butter. (I chopped it up in the video, but I've since discovered the joy of grating it while it's super cold or even… Continue reading Recipe: Sourdough Discard Cheddar Crackers
Author: Brianna R.
My Decision to Have a Preventative Bilateral Mastectomy
About 11 years ago, after my mom's breast cancer diagnosis, I found out that I tested positive for the BRCA2 gene mutation. You can read more about that journey here. I've known since that day that I would eventually have a preventative (or prophylactic) double mastectomy in order to reduce my risks of developing breast… Continue reading My Decision to Have a Preventative Bilateral Mastectomy
Bloganuary #7: What do you like most about your writing?
This is something I've never really thought about before. I know why I like writing and I know what I like about other author's writing, but I've never really considered what I like most about my own writing. Photo by Florian Klauer on Unsplash I suppose I like that my writing tends to be very… Continue reading Bloganuary #7: What do you like most about your writing?
Bloganuary #6: Who is someone that inspires you and why?
This is probably the most difficult prompt to answer this month - so far anyway. I guess we are only 6 days in, but I digress. There are so many different people that inspire me for different reasons. I wrote a blog not too long ago about a YouTuber who inspires me, Sarah's Day. Another… Continue reading Bloganuary #6: Who is someone that inspires you and why?
Bloganuary #5: What is something you wish you knew how to do?
There are A LOT of things I wish I knew how to do. I am one of those people who loves learning, loves trying new things, and is always working on a hobby. Part of this might be a bit of ADHD, but I really do love learning new things! Photo by Miha Jan Strehovec… Continue reading Bloganuary #5: What is something you wish you knew how to do?
Bloganuary #4: What was your favorite toy as a child?
Photo by Nick on Unsplash I grew up fairly privileged and had parents and grandparents who got me a lot of toys and clothes, and just about anything I wanted, within reason. I was a lucky kid and I am very aware of that fact. One of the toys (or set of toys I suppose)… Continue reading Bloganuary #4: What was your favorite toy as a child?
What is a Software Quality Engineer?
I wrote not too long ago about my "day job" but didn't really go into the details of exactly what it is that I do. Most of the time, I tell people I'm a Software Developer, because that's what I was for awhile, how I got into my current work, and doesn't take any explanation… Continue reading What is a Software Quality Engineer?
Bloganuary Posts #1-3
WordPress is doing a "Bloganuary" challenge/promotion where they are sending out prompts or questions to write about each day. I am going to commit myself to writing a post for each one (or in this case the first 3)....even if I'm a little behind to start it off. It's just like me to be late… Continue reading Bloganuary Posts #1-3
How I Set My Yearly Goals
In my last blog post I talked about looking back on my goals for this year and reflecting on what I have accomplished. This process helps me to understand what I'd like to focus on in the coming year. We all know the past two years have been crazy, full of ups and downs, and… Continue reading How I Set My Yearly Goals
Looking Back on My Goals for the Year
We're getting closer to the end of the year, meaning New Year's resolutions are just around the corner. I like to set goals for myself all year, but there is something exciting and empowering about the new year and setting goals for myself. I wanted to share the process that I go through, because I… Continue reading Looking Back on My Goals for the Year