Our favorite bagels from the grocery store are Thomas’ Everything Bagels. Apparently they are everyone’s favorite because the store is often out of them first, and when grocery shopping during the COVID-19 crisis, you have to take whatever you can get. So one time when plain bagels were all I could find, I googled “Everything Spice for Bagels” to see if I could rig up my own mix. This recipe, and some variations, came up and it is so good, we will never go back to buying the store version of “everything.” We toast the bagel, spread some cream cheese on a half and sprinkle the mix over it. Sesame Seed, Minced Onions, Sea Salt, Minced Garlic, Poppy Seed I use 2 T white sesame seeds because they are readily available at the grocery store. But others go to an Indian or health foods store that carries black sesame seeds,…
Women’s Daily Post writer’s group Women’s Daily Post has several groups of women who meet monthly: the Writer’s Group, Transitions Group and the Women Business Owners Group. We get questions about what the groups are like, what their purpose is, and how the meetings are run, so we are using this morning’s Writer’s Group to give you a better idea. The Writer’s Group has such a dedicated core of members, it has earned the nickname the O. G. (Original Gangsta!) Writer’s Group. It meets monthly on a Friday morning at Taylor Royall, 6247 Falls Road. The group is limited to 10 participants, so everyone has a chance to share and learn. As always, today’s group was a blend – published and not-yet published fiction and non-fiction book authors, and a screenwriter. The meeting began with 5-minute updates from everyone about where their projects stand – hopefully sharing some great news,…
When we started Women’s Daily Post, we wanted to be able to connect women in our community with other like-minded women. We are thrilled how the organization has grown over the last year — and we are even more excited to announce our NEW membership option! Introducing: The W List! For those in the the Greater Baltimore area, the W list is your opportunity to connect and engage beyond social media. W List members are invited to participate in our monthly special interest group meetings, as well as: Have exclusive access to register for Women’s Daily Post Special EventsGet special discounted member pricing on our Community EventsReceive a bi-weekly eNewsletterAre eligible for special member incentives from our Area Business Partners. W List Membership is a steal at $79.99/year. Ready to join? Click here. Join the W List! Not ready to join the W List? You can STILL be a part…
It is fun to find a book that is different from everything you’ve ever read. One where it’s so hard to find the best words to describe it to others – you end up saying, “you just have to read it.”
Laura Lippman has done it again! She has returned to the NY Times’ Best Seller list with her new novel, Lady in the Lake. Set in the 1960’s in Baltimore, the novel is a modern psychological thriller with elements of classic noir. Despite taking place 50 years ago, in an era without social media, internet, and 24/7 media coverage, the themes in the book – racism, homophobia, sexism – are current and could be ripped from today’s headlines.
I am defined, in many ways, by the people I surround myself with. My family, my friends, my co-workers. They are my everything.
I just know that I want to do all the things in my life right now, so I make it work. I also know that I want to model for both my daughter and my son the value in being a hard-working woman.
We think this is one of the best summer salads for entertaining! This is guaranteed to please even the pickiest of guests! Plus it holds up for at least 3 days and is served room temperature.
Our happy hours are a great way to meet other women, have an evening out and feel connected. We are amazing that every happy hour attracts different women and so we are constantly growing as women bring in their friends, neighbors, co-workers, etc.
When Dara Bunjon suggested a fishing trip, WDP set the date, chartered the boat and set it into action. An eclectic mix of women signed up and all arrived at the pier feeling excited, maybe a little nervous, but proud they made themselves a priority for a few hours. Some women wanted to meet new friends, or try something new. Some wanted to actually fish and some just wanted a day on the water. Whatever it was, we all showed up with food to share, sipped mimosas and coffee, fished, and left with bags full of freshly caught and filleted rockfish. We started the trip with a silly game of two lies and a truth to “break the ice” as we motored to our fishing spot. We got halfway through the game and the conversations just flowed. Throughout the day friendships were made, common topics shared (divorce, raising kids, growing…