One of my favorite books ever for cooking is The Flavor Bible! It's fascinating because it will share a word -- it can be a season, cooking style, or specific food product -- and it will list all the various flavors that go well with it. It can be super handy to have on hand to come up with recipes or understand what flavors go well together! Also a Cooks Illustrated membership is totally worth it. It will teach you so much and the content is seriously endless. There are various free articles too if you want to get a taste. You can get a membership that also includes America's Test Kitchen and Cook's Country which I very highly recc. Great equipment reviews too! Have fun and enjoy the journey :-)
race through Wikipedia links to get from one designated page to another, whoever gets to the end page fastest and with least clicks wins. playable with strangers or you can make a link to play just with friends. hours of fun and healthy distraction from stress and loads of brain exercise plus learning interesting Wikipedia pages to scroll. 10/10. i usually play on my laptop and it seems like you have to download an app and pay to play on your phone? it is free and more fun to play on a computer!
thewikigame.com
so intense and every actor nails it, real life home invasion scenario horror, no violence shown on screen but clearly heard in the background so pretty watchable for those who can't do extreme gore or ghost stuff. extra creepy because it could happen at any time to anyone. it's so surreal and real. probably my favorite horror movie ever and i've seen a lot of horror movies from splatter films to paranormal to experimental to science fiction. this is the best psychological thriller EVER
