This Week's R.E.P.O.R.T
Instead of giving a play-by-play of what I have been up to this past week, I am going to give a R.E.P.O.R.T of the week. You may be wondering - what does R.E.P.O.R.T stand for? It represents what my current interests are in the categories of Reading, Eating, Playing, Obsessions, Recommendations, and Treats (that I have bought myself). Without further ado, here is the R.E.P.O.R.T!
Reading
I am currently reading a lot of random news articles I find on the home page of The New York Times or the Washington Post. I will read just about anything, from updates on the war in Ukraine to a story of how a family rebuilt a barn into a "she-shed", or to the best way to roast a chicken. I love having random tidbits of knowledge and reading these random articles has been a great way to grow my "collection".
Eating
This week I have been making and eating a lot of nostalgic food from when I was younger. Grilled cheese, chicken nuggets, and mac and cheese have been staples as they are quick and easy to make, but are also filling. I have also been watching movies before I go to bed, meaning that I have had a lot of popcorn. I like to experiment with what I use to add flavor to my popcorn, and my favorite combination has been garlic powder and parmesan cheese for a savory option. For a sweet option, I have been adding either dark chocolate M&Ms or Brownie Bites (the candy).
Playing
I have been trying to play music from new artists that I have recently discovered, or new music from artists that I am familiar with. This week, Olivia Rodrigo released a new album, and even though I am not as big of a fan as I was in High School, I still listened on the day it was released. I have also been listening to a lot of Indie music and the "Happy Mix" on Spotify. I have also been playing a lot of movies that I haven't seen in a while: this week's picks were Heathers, Kill Bill (volumes one and two), and The Devil Wears Prada. I have also been playing random shows and videos to use as background noise when working on homework assignments.
Obsessions
Recommendation
A recommendation I have this week is the free games from The New York Times. Wordle of course is a staple, but the daily Mini Crossword and a newer game called Connections are super fun as well. These little puzzles are a great way to take a short study break while still keeping your mind active and engaged. Additionally, having an app with logic puzzles, more crosswords, and random word games has helped me still feel like I am being productive and learning new words, even when I may actually be procrastinating.
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