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One of the more prosperous Yoga studios in the state has been Centered City Yoga, who should sound familiar as they've won several Best Of Utah awards in the past.
After a long Utah winter, I always look forward to fresh basil from the garden. Right now our basil is thriving, which makes it a perfect time to make pasta with pesto sauce.
I'm not sure who decides these things, but Thursday, February 27, 2014 is National Chili Day. And, as far as I'm concerned, any excuse to cook up a big pot of chili is a good one.
Dear GYA, Though I feel bad that Kate Kelly has been excommunicated from the Mormon church, I think this is an opportune time to explain why men are allowed to be priests and women aren't.
It was the excommunication heard 'round the world Monday when news broke that Kate Kelly, the founder of Ordain Women had been excommunicated from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for her advocacy in requesting that church leadership pray about granting female members priesthood authority.
Dear GYA, As many of you have probably heard, I'll be holding a public forum in a couple weeks to discuss whether or not Utah should keep Daylight Savings Time...and to see if anyone can tell me what exactly Daylight Savings Time is. Hopefully, important questions will be answered like, how do we control the sun?
In a sense, I'm probably the exact wrong person to appreciate Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?--which makes it clear that Pinnacle Acting Company's production is doing something very right. Albee's 1962 psychological parlor drama is practically the ur-text for a brand of theater that tends to drive me nuts: the "theater of recriminations," in which friends and/or family members let loose with venomous reproaches towards one another based on accumulated bitterness.
