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This post may contain affiliate links. Read my disclosure policy. A cozy butternut squash cheddar soup made with sharp cheese and a can of beer for rich, pub-style flavor. Easy to make in the slow cooker or on the stovetop, this comforting soup is perfect as a starter or served with a sandwich or salad. Butternut Squash Soup with Cheddar This Butternut Squash Cheddar Soup turned out even better than I expected—Tommy went back for seconds and I was enjoying leftovers for lunch the next day! It’s cozy, savory, and full of rich flavor from sharp cheddar and a can…
Every year, I try – nicely! – to remind my nearest and dearest that I am thoroughly spoilt for food via work and do not need anything of that ilk for Christmas. This includes recipe books. I know that seems a bit bah humbug, but I’m sure that there are beauty editors and gardening editors who feel the same about work-related gifts.A discussion amongst the Good Food team shows that I am not alone in my ungratefulness, and protracted discussion did come up with some common themes of gifts people do not want:Sets of anything are not necessarily good; three…
Key Takeaways Trypophobia is a fear of clusters of small holes, bumps, or patterns that can cause strong feelings of disgust or fear.Avoiding trigger objects like honeycombs or strawberries can help reduce symptoms of trypophobia.Cognitive behavioral therapy and exposure therapy can help ease the symptoms of trypophobia. What is trypophobia? Trypophobia is an irrational, disruptive aversion or fear of clusters of small holes, bumps, or patterns. When people with this phobia see such objects, they can experience severe fear, nausea, itching, sweating, shaking, and even panic attacks. Trypophobia is often described as “the fear of holes,” but it also can…
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Just a few months ago, Oura won a lawsuit against rival smart ring makers Ultrahuman and RingConn. Now, they’ve initiated proceedings against four more companies—the makers of the Samsung Galaxy Ring, Reebok Smart Ring, Amazfit Helio Ring, and the Luna Ring. Oura announced on their website that they have filed an ITC complaint against those four companies. The ITC is the U.S. International Trade Commission, and Oura says its complaint is “for the unlawful importation and sale of products that infringe on several of Oura’s patents.”Oura’s previous win against Ultrahuman…
When menopause exploded into our lives, we went looking for a no-nonsense guide that explained what the hell was happening. We found brilliant menopause books for women, but nothing that showed us chaps how to step up without ballsing it up.So, for the husbands, partners, sons, brothers, friends and work colleagues of those women experiencing the menopause, we’ve tried to expose the conversational booby traps – the throwaway comments, awkward jokes and well-meant advice – that can turn a perfectly ordinary chat into a full-blown domestic crisis. Or worse. (One survey by The Family Law Menopause Project and Newson Health…
Angela D. Harper, MD, is in private practice at Columbia Psychiatric Associates in South Carolina, where she provides evaluations, medication management, and psychotherapy for adults. A distinguished fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, Dr. Harper has worked as a psychiatrist throughout her career, serving a large number of patients in various settings, including a psychiatric hospital on the inpatient psychiatric and addiction units, a community mental health center, and a 350-bed nursing home and rehab facility. She has provided legal case consultation for a number of attorneys. Harper graduated magna cum laude from Furman University with a bachelor’s degree and cum…
I’m no stranger when it comes to trying a new drink, whether it’s the newest seasonal flavor at Dunkin’ or a popular protein shake. The one beverage I refuse to substitute? Dr Pepper. I’m certainly not alone in my devotion to the fizzy spiced drink. Dr Pepper has built a huge fan base over the years, and with an evolving lineup of flavors, its popularity just keeps growing. More recently, the brand has branched out from beverages, offering unique items that can sometimes be surprising. Fans were shocked by the Dr Pepper sausage that hit shelves last month, and loved the…
Key Takeaways A psychological evaluation can diagnose and help treat mental health conditions like anxiety and ADHD.These evaluations might include questions, tests, and interviews to understand thoughts, feelings, and behavior.You can get a psychological evaluation at schools, treatment programs, hospitals, and other outpatient facilities. A psychological evaluation, or psychological testing, is a thorough process of assessment and screening administered by a psychologist. The methods used for the evaluation will depend on your or your loved one’s needs. The role of the psychologist doing the evaluation is similar to a detective looking for clues to solve a mystery. The more clues…
Hosting a Friendsgiving or Thanksgiving dinner can feel a bit daunting, but we’re here to help. By clicking the heart icon at the top of the page, you can effortlessly save all of these easy holiday recipes to MyRecipes to have for your next gathering. From simple veggie sides to mouthwatering desserts, we compiled tasty recipes for each course—so you can save your entire menu in one place. Impress your friends and family this year with our Whipped Feta with Beets, Pistachios & Honey or French-Onion Melting Potatoes, and put an easy dinner on the table that’s anything but basic.…
It’s really easy to swear you’d never forgive someone who cheated. But real-life relationships are messy, layered, and influenced by so much more than one (or a few) bad moments—which makes the question of whether there are ever “good” reasons to look past infidelity a complicated one.Of course, all of this is subjective. An immediate dealbreaker for one person might be something another couple feels they can genuinely work through. But for anyone wondering what circumstance could possibly excuse this sort of betrayal, the short answer is none: “There is no universally ‘good’ reason to cheat,” Idit Sharoni, LMFT, a…