Archive - Lifestyle News
November 17th, 2012
By EMILY JONES
I got a big dose of déjà vu yesterday while standing in a long grocery line.
I had three items — a bottle of Clairol, some wrinkle cream and the economy size of ginkgo biloba — nary a thing to eat. That’s what happens when you grow older — food no longer matters as long as you can afford every new anti-aging product that comes down the pike.
November 13th
By MATT CRANE
life@starkvilledailynews.com
While some may experience the stress of entertaining family this Thanksgiving season, Jessica Dealy and Josh Winter once again continued the hassle-free approach to this delicious holiday with the third annual "Friendsgiving."
By JAY REED
One of the most challenging things about judging food contests is balance, and that plays out in at least two different ways.Â
By PAMELA REDWINE
Looking for some seasonal produce ideas and tips? Look no further!
— Acorn Squash: For a quick and tasty side, slice an acorn squash in half, wrap each half in plastic wrap, and microwave on high until the squash is tender and cooked through. Top with a drizzle of vinegar or fresh herbs.
November 10th
By
Carole McReynolds Davis Contributing Columnist
Come on and tag along with me to the community of Longview in Oktibbeha County.
By MATT CRANE
life@starkvilledailynews.com
For 11 Mississippi State University fine arts students, years of creative expression and hard work comes down to their much-anticipated thesis exhibition debuting Tuesday.
Art student Jesse Thames said the show's title, "Commune," expresses unity and communication through a diverse amount of individuals.
By
Emily Jones - Deluded Diva
I apologize in advance to all you Martha Stewart fans who do all things impeccably well, paying attention to every little detail like cleaning the tops of your ceiling fans once a week and flambéing flamboyantly without breaking a sweat.Â
Frankly I have a love-hate relationship with Martha, and right now it’s squarely in the latter category.
November 6th
By MATT CRANE
life@starkvilledailynews.com
Arts and crafts will not be the only thing selling out Friday during First United Methodist Church's annual Christmas Handworks Bazaar.
Once again, members of FUMC Starkville are pulling out their best recipes in anticipation for the hungry crowds sure to gather in the church's Christian Life Center.
By JAY REED
It was only day one of the Southern Foodways Alliance Symposium, though the fun was well underway with all the hoopla of the night before: food movie, food music, food fashion, food photography, and dinner (also food).Â
This day would prove to be just as fulfilling. Full and filling. What great words for this day.
