DECK THE HOLIDAY'S

   Easter is a special event celebrated by Christians.  It is the celebration of the resurrection of  Christ.  Easter is celebrated in many countries all over the world, however not all traditions are the same. America and Canada    In America and Canada, Easter is pretty much celebrated the same.  Decorated eggs are hunted for or exchanged as well as other gifts they may include money and chocolates.  Easter baskets and bonnets are made and decorated, then entered into contests.    The Easter bunny is very popular in both countries.  Stores line their shelves with stuffed bunnies to give as gifts as well as chocolate, decorations and gifts for the Easter holiday. Germany    In Germany, Eater is called  Ostern .  Besides Christmas, Easter is the most important holiday in Germany.  Spring cleaning is done in the household, decorations are brought in and hung up.  Small...

Oxford and Cambridge Crews    The event generally known as  "The Boat Race"  is a rowing race in England between the  Oxford University Boat Club  and the  Cambridge University Boat Club , rowed between competing eights each spring on the Thames in London.  It takes place generally on the last Saturday of March or the first Saturday of April.  The formal title of the event is the  Xchanging Boat Race , and it is also known as the  University Boat Race and the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race.    In 2010 an estimated quarter of a million people watched the race live from the banks of the river and millions on television.    Members of both teams are traditionally known as blues and each boat as a " Blue Boat",  with Cambridge in  light blue  and Oxford  dark blue .  The race was in 1829 and it has been held annually since 1856, with the exception of the two world wars....

So I am back to my old tricks. 2 ingredient stuff. Because I am lazy. But what I have decided is that you are lazy too… Because you seem to like my other 2 ingredient stuff like  this , and  this , and  this  annnd these  to name a few. And also because it’s pumpkin season-ish and the blogger-nets have already blown up with pumpkin stuff. And I don’t want to be left behind. Because I’m a follower. A lazy follower. A lazy follower with brownies… So I’m kind of a winner too. Cool. And what’s also winning about this recipe is that you don’t add oil to your pumpkin mix, so that must make them semi-healthy-ish, right?  And isn’t pumpkin filled with like, lots of nutrients and all? So seriously, I have made you brownies that only have 2 ingredients and will also make you healthy. We can totally sit around and be lazy, skinny people together while we eat brownies. Are you thanking the universe for introducing us or what? ...