As mentioned in my post at the beginning of the month, I want to discuss the psychological understanding we have about cats and the way they behave. Most of you cat lovers may know some or all of the things I will discuss, however, I thought it would be a nice idea to go over… via … More KITTY LANGUAGE

Meet André and Adélaïde Zollinger, the husband-and-wife team behind the gorgeous food blog Infinite Belly. via Infinite Belly: An Intimate Scrapbook of Life in France, Through Stories and Recipes — Discover

Lidey Heuck is a recipe tester and social media manager for Ina Garden, and her lovely blog is chock full of accessible recipes and entertaining tips. via Lidey’s Table — Discover

“It’s been a poignant, thought-provoking journey, punctuated by two monuments: one to a way of life; one to life extinguished; and both inextricably bound to the mountain.” In this longread, George Kitching guides us over the Coniston mountains in the English Lake District, diving into the history and culture of the area. via A Historical Walk … More A Historical Walk in the English Lake District — Discover

Sleek-kitschy idiosyncrasy is all the rage. via To Be an Instagram-Ready Restaurant, Don’t Forget Your Selfie-Optimized Lamps — Longreads

Music in film might be the biggest unsung hero in the industry. It has the ability to wash over us and alter our emotions in dramatic fashions. There have been some pretty incredible composers over the years that have attributed to these moments, shaping how we perceive film. But before we get to the list,… via … More Music In films

Score – A Film Music Documentary promises to give us a privileged look inside the musical challenges and creative secrecy surrounding the film score. Written and directed by Matt Schrader; John Williams, Hans Zimmer, Quincy Jones, Trent Raznor and several more of Hollywood’s premier composers are featured… I don’t really know many film score composers … More SCORE – A FILM MUSIC DOCUMENTARY (2016): New Trailer Featuring Composers Hans Zimmer, John Williams, Quincy Jones… — The Movie My Life

Life Giver Abel, son of Adam, lived to be about 100 years. A baby to a tree. Cut short his faithful span by envy–a brother called Cain. Righteous blood still strong in mind for recall to potential eternity on earth a life after perfection’s fall. Life-giver. From memorial tombs reclaim once dead from wars games, … More Life Giver

One Lovely Truth I’d trade a thousand lovely lies, for one painful truth I shall not despise. Cinderella wasn’t a happily ever after. Millions of divorces deride in tragic proof. Swatting flies with our wedding certificate symbolizing how a roaring flame dwindles, if not even singly inflamed, into embers dying growing steadily insignificant. Like the … More One Lovely Truth

“Vietnamese food must always have balance. There is bitterness, there is sourness, there is the pain from heat, but there is also sweet. This is the goal of Vietnamese food: to have all the emotions of life in one bite.” Antonio Perez describes his culinary adventures in Vietnam with vivid, sensory details. via Eating in Vietnam. … More Vietnamese Cuisine