Divatosity

I have spent a majority of my adulthood traveling throughout the United States. However,  for the next 2 years I am focusing a majority of my financial resources on paying off my student loans. Good thing there are plenty of travel shows on Hulu.com. Below is a list of the shows that I discovered browsing Hulu.com.  These 8 travel shows are no means the only great ones on Hulu.com. The list is so exhaustive that it will take me another few blogposts to name them all. In addition, several of these shows are from the mid- 2000's and some are no longer airing new episodes. 1. Rick Steves 2. Kimchi Chronicles 3. Cruises To A World Of Discovery 4. Anthony Bourdain A Cook's Tour No Reservations The Layover 5. Avec Eric 6. City By City 7. Word Travels 8. Travel With Kids Listen to this episode of the Divatosity podcast .

Earlier this year, I gave up cable television. I was reluctant to do so only because I feared that I would miss out on all of the great cooking, travel, and lifestyle shows on cable. However, thanks to Hulu.com my fears were unfounded. I have found some cool international cooking shows to binge watch/listen as I list items on eBay, create products for my online store, or post on social media. Below is a list of the shows that I discovered browsing Hulu.com. 1. Cooking Channel Shows (Easy Chinese, Kelsey's Essentials, Brunch at Bobby's, Giada's Weekend Getaways, Unique Eats, Not My Mama's Meals, and Food(ography). 2. The Inn Crowd 3. The Chef's Kitchen 4. Chef's A' Field   5. Lidia's Italy   6. The Cook And The Chef 7. Mad Hungry   8. Real Food, Real Kitchens 9. Lyndey Milan's Food & Lifestyle 10. Surfing The Menu 11. Kylie Kwong These 11 cooking shows are no means the only great ones on Hulu.com. The list is so exhausti

It is 2015 and you are looking to make some healthier food and lifestyle choices. Perhaps, your skillsets in the kitchen are limited to opening up a frozen dinner and placing it into the microwave. Or you never learned to cook at all. This year you can change all of that by embracing the following 7 elements. 1.  Ingredients Cooking begins with having the right ingredients. Vegetables, fruits, grains, and meats. Buy organic whenever possible and support your local farmer's/merchants. 2. Equipment During the beginning of your cooking journey, you do not have to drop a lot of money on pots, pans, flatware,  and/or utensils.  Start off with a skillet, medium sauce pan, and a large stock pot for cooking pasta. If you live alone and are on a tight budget, check out stores such as Dollar Tree, Wal-mart, Dollar General, and Target for inexpensive flatware and cooking utensils. 3. Scheduling Time Cooking every night ain't for everybody. Set aside a time once a week

Yesterday, I packed away my Christmas tree. I started by removing the bulbs from the tree. Next, I took off the tinsel and futilely attempted not to get it all over the living room carpet.  Finally, I packed the tree pack into its box and set it back into the guest room closet.  In previous years, I stored my Christmas decorations in either old paper gift bags or plastic ones from the store. However, this year I scrounged around and found a leftover linen bag. It is the perfect fit for Christmas decorations and other holiday odds and ends.