Today I'm invited to a small party where everyone has to prepare something, but not knowing what to do, I start a bread recipe that I plan to serve with herbed cheese. At least it should be suitable for meat eaters and vegetarians! This is a starter I often make in the summer for picnics. It's not summer yet, but maybe it will evoke the warmer weather.

Yesterday we had a photo shoot with some kids. Since I knew it was going to be a bit long and that we'd be done around snack time, I made them a little treat to reward them for their patience. Ingredient for 10 verrines : For the praline : • 140g of powdered sugar• 1 tablespoon of water• 300g of shelled hazelnuts…

Emily I couldn't believe that the guy I'd been fantasizing about for weeks turned out to be the big black wolf, the royal alpha. Looking back, I could have just peeled the sausage skins off my eyes, eh? Instead of surprise, I was gnashing my teeth at my own stupidity and inability to think. I took two steps back to escape the haze of desire that a single touch of him plunged me into.

Today, one of my little friend Ophelia and I made muffins for a snack. They were to die for, so I'm sharing the recipe with you: Hazelnut Spread-Filled Muffins Ingredients (for 6 large muffins or 8 medium muffins): 2 eggs 140 g flour 120 g brown sugar 45 g cocoa powder 120 g milk 100 g single cream 100 g oil…

Chapter VI: Evening Emily I hadn't even realized it was already Friday. I'd received Célia's texts for the evening, and I wasn't about to back out. The week had gone by in a flash, and it was only yesterday that I'd taken possession of the royal pack's veterinary clinic. I admitted I was dazzled by the place and hesitated to touch the brand-new equipment.

Bright reds, blues and golds. This is how the saga defines the uniforms of the Starfleet crew in the "Star Trek" series in 1966. We owe them to costume designer William Ware Theiss, responsible for interpreting the vision of the United Federation of Planets by Gene Roddenberry , the creator of the series. "Roddenberry wanted the clothes to be simple, with no pockets," explain Paula M.

Chapter v: Human? Emily — Can you repeat that? Gregory was now looking at me as if I were an alien. — How is it possible to know about werewolves and castes without knowing the mating ritual? I mean… He snorted in my direction. I gave him a bruised look as Orion moved closer to me with a menacing growl. Gregory raised his hands in a placating gesture.

A few weeks ago, I was lucky to win a little film critic writing contest for a magazine. You had to write about what you considered to be the best film of the decade 2010-2020. The winners were published in a booklet and on the publication's website a few days later in the form of a top 10 films to watch for containment.

I wanted to talk to you about last Wednesday's Nintendo Direct by giving you a reaction, but then I saw countless videos and articles talking about it, not to mention the social media frenzy, so I thought, what's the point? And then I saw quite a few arguments that I found relevant, and others much less so. Anyway, I planned to do what I wanted and present to you what I liked, what I didn't like, and my little thoughts.

Chapter IV: Odd I felt really weird. The more time passed, the more I needed to see Orion, and I didn't understand why. Eryn was surprisingly quiet. I only felt her quiver and purr whenever I was near the big black wolf. And when I tried to talk to her, I encountered a wall of silence. It was really strange. So I waited.

Whether you're a sci-fi fan or not, I think we've all wondered at least once if Earth is the only life-supporting planet in the universe. Personally, I'm inclined to think we're not alone. Not only because it's an exciting prospect, but also because it seems unlikely to me that out of millions or billions of star systems, only the solar system would support life.

I find it difficult to talk about myself and it must be said that this article is very personal, but I believe that to know me at least a little, you also need to know this side of me. Outside of my photography work, I volunteer for an organization that supports children, adolescents, and adults who have experienced abuse. My work is quite diverse: 

Chapter III: Hurt The daily grind was soothing. I loved the peaceful feeling of doing what I felt chosen to do. Abbigail had come back with her dog, more to chat with me than to have it groomed. We got along well, and I decided to make friends with her. She gave me a profile of each of the town's residents.

"The other" is that which is unlike us. It is by turns a friend, a servant, a threat, a danger. What could fit this definition better than AI and robotics? AI & Robots Hello everyone, I’m Natasha, and welcome to the Final Frontier. Today we're going to talk about one of the topics that fascinates me most in science fiction: the question of "the other." Because for once, we're going to split this article into two parts.

I've been playing video games for a while now. I'm more of a PC gamer. As a kid, that's all we had at home, an old PC for my mom's work. Of course, as soon as I could afford it, I moved to a more powerful PC, and now that I work in photography, it's one of my work tools, but I got caught up in the Nintendo Switch hype in 2017, and I love this console and its games:

Today I spent my day with my best friends, Anna and Lyse. Lyse and I served as photographic guinea pigs for a secret project of Anna's, then we went shopping. I fell in love with some bento boxes and Anna wanted us to name them. We made an Indian curry and I found it so good that I thought it would be a good idea to share the recipe with you!

Chapter II: Beginnings Emilie The mayor was supposed to come to the clinic to ask me a few questions and check if I was comfortable. I'd barely opened my eyes before I was off. It was my first day on the job, and I was eager to meet the animals and their owners who would be coming. The clinic was just a few meters from the house.

It is human nature to ask questions, to accumulate knowledge, and to ponder the world around us. Humans dislike gray areas or wandering. Even my past actions are constantly questioned and dissected, scrutinized by scientists, historians, and enthusiasts. Who hasn't asked themselves: "What if I hadn't gone to this place? What if I hadn't met that person? What if I hadn't done this or that thing?"

This weekend, my parents and my brother are coming to visit me. It's been a while since I've seen them, so I'm really looking forward to it. A dumb girl withe a perfect mom, a dumb boy and the man the man I call dad! For the occasion, I made my mom's favorite recipe: gumbo. For a long time, we couldn't afford to travel, so one of our ways to escape was to choose a country at random and look up a recipe from that country online or at the library, while also researching it by looking at photos.

After veterinary school, Emily decided to completely change her life, leaving behind her former comfortable environment. It was in a small, remote town called Paisley, Oregon, that she decided to apply for a job, to discover her own limits and true abilities. Because her former entourage doesn't know, much less her adoptive parents, that Emily is no ordinary human being. She harbors an entity within her, a wolf named Eryn, who merely speaks to her like a conscience. Eryn advised her to leave to perhaps find answers to the fact that they don't belong to any pack and are so alone… And especially why she can't transform even though she's been an adult for several years now…