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Scones: The Breakfast of Carbivore Champions

Scientists say that starting your day with a healthy breakfast jump starts your body. Stephanie says jump starts are usually amplified by deliciousness. Carbs, as we know, take longer to burn. Satisfy hunger and sweet tooth with scones! Recently, I was craving some deliciousness to break up a lovely walk in Central Park. I get stressed when I get lost. I get lost a lot. so I decided just to wander and pretend like I had a purpose (thus I am not lost)and see what I could find. Low and behold, I see ahead a little purple canopy labeled "Alice's Tea Cup" . Now, as my title may confuse you, let me explain that I am more often than not seeking coffee flavor rather than caffeine. This leads me to choose a chocolaty mocha over a green tea any day. However, as any good tea party princess knows, cakes and tarts are often the sidekick of a teacup. I decided my logic, and sense of adventure, would be well-served to check it out. What do I find? Magic! Yup, I wa...

Post the First

Dear Reader, Once upon a time, I started a blog. It was the typical High School blog: Guess what I did today?! That's the funny thing about our generation, and our blogs in general: we really do think that our life events are super-dooper exciting, and that everyone would want to, and certainty should, take the time to read them. Don't get me wrong, I believe in the therapeutic and historical benefits of journal-keeping. It's good for relaxation, and I've been told that a soothing habit before bed helps those suffering from Insomia (though I've found the sound of waves works for me). But don't forget, this diary is your totally biased and surprisingly narcissistic hobby. So this is a blog, not to be confused with a therapeutic run down memory lane. I will certainty include personal anecdotes-what's life without a little character?-but they will remain relevant to the topic at hand: bread, coffee, and teaching. Hopefully we can all lea...