enargia
from Greek enarges, "visible, palpable, manifest"
about me
creative and independent with a penchant for coffee, music, reproductive health policy, tofu, and yoga
Chicago is where I live and play;
New Mexico is the home in my heart
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No-Cook Chocolate Pudding
Serves 4To further my “faux gourmet” evening, I decided to make dessert. I have run across a number of avocado-based...
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Ice Cream Cone Cake Pops
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Soup + Rain =
Is there any better way to spend a rainy evening than by mowing through a bowl of thick, creamy, soup speckled with curry, lentils and...
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Spicy Sweet Po'tater & Peanut Butter SoupOH HI! I remember you guys! I took a break from scone’ing last night to make a little soup. [and tell me -...
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Vegetarian Cookery School in Bath, England...."I Want to Go to There!"
About the Cookery School:
If you’re interested in learning how to...
Great initiative by the MPC to involve residents in a proposed redesign of a historic street corner near my house.
Placemaking at the Polish Triangle — Metropolitan Planning Council
Marimekko Ruutukaava graphic cityscape by designer Maija Louekari; from Crate & Barrel
I’m dismayed that the Supreme Court interprets a statement written 200 years ago about the right to bear arms to support a well regulated Militia as one that allows citizens in a city with 428 homicides YTD and 12,600 residents/sq mi to own handguns. No matter how you slice it, the truth remains: less restrictive handgun laws in urban areas make violent crime rates worse. You may sleep better at night with a pistol under your pillow, but the same law that affords you that comfort makes it easier for gangs and thugs to acquire guns. I guarantee that the harm done when kids and well-meaning residents in struggling neighborhoods get killed by stray bullets is not outweighed by the warm, fuzzy feeling you get when you’re tucked in at night, swaddled by the protections of a Constitution that was written before the age of modern cities, drug war, or crime.
