The weather’s cold, it’s dark outside and you have a hankering for something warm and tasty. These cookbooks will help you whip up some deliciousness to brighten your winter days.
Sweet Revenge: Passive-Aggressive Desserts for Your Exes & Enemies by Heather Kim. Filled with recipes like What a Piece of Sheet Cake or Every Day I Regret Us S’More, this snarky and sarcastic cookbook will add a lot of sweetness to that bitter break-up.
It’s almost August?! How did that happen? Summer’s almost over, and whether you need something for a summer reading assignment or just don’t want to get bogged down in a 500-page novel, here are some quick reads that you can fit in before the end of summer break:
A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness
Dreading the long, hot days of summer ahead? Of course not! But just in case you find yourself in the throes of boredom, try out these fun, free or almost free activities:
Visit a museum. Did you know you can get free passes through Denver Public Library?
Sleep under the stars
Have a water fight
Pretend you’re a tourist and visit one of Denver’s attractions
Have a picnic
What is Freedom of Information Day, you ask? It's a day near James Madison’s birthday (this year it’s on his actual birthday, Saturday, March 16) to celebrate our right to access information held by the federal government. President Madison is considered the Father of the Constitution and was a big believer in the openness of government, as well as the fourth President of the United States.
