POOHS entertain at Cub Center with Flag Day tunes
BY WILL SADLER | PHOTOJOURNALIST
BY WILL SADLER | PHOTOJOURNALIST
It’s been a while since I’ve written about plantbased alternatives to help you expand your dietary choices. I recently discovered jackfruit during a serious barbeque craving. Yes, although I am a vegan, I still have the occasional cravings for meat. My discovery of jackfruit ushered me through my Memorial Day grief of pulled pork barbeque. I assure you that if you try it, you won’t be able to tell the difference. Well, maybe you will, but you will enjoy it nonetheless. I remember the first time I tried jackfruit, I was amazed at how it could mimic the texture and flavor of meat. It was a game-changer for me, and I hope it will be for you too.
Candy Blair, Activity Director for the Young County Senior Cub Center [YCSCC], decided it was time to liven things up at the Cub Center by hosting a Karaoke Night.
One of the best sermons about fathers and sons I ever heard was by a preacher in Morristown, TN many years ago. I have thought about that sermon many times. “Bring your son to your work.” The jest of it was if you are working on the car, have your son by your side to help in ways that he can. It is a lesson of father to son.
It’s crucial to be aware of the list of foods in the U.S. that contain genetically modified organisms, commonly known as GMOs. These bioengineered foods contain genetically modified ingredients that can be found in any other food, even those that may not appear on the GMO food list. It’s worth noting that some countries have banned GMO imports and cultivation, underscoring the significance of this issue.
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