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Sacramento Magazine your username your email your username your email Every Thursday at precisely 7:30 a.m., Sam Leonard opens the online market for his homemade bagels, then watches the orders pour in. For customers, it’s a bit like buying tickets to a hot concert: If you don’t jump on right away, you won’t get those poppy seed bagels you have your heart set on. (I know; it happened to me.) Leonard operates a cottage baking business called Better Half Bagel, making and selling bagels from his home in South Land Park. Customers order and pay online, then pick up their bagels on Sunday m...

jkiaski@heraldstaronline.com Although my Saturdays have their own rhythm and routine from which I rarely deviate, I still look forward to them just the same as a special day of the week. Part of that’s because I’m off on Saturday as a rule and that means I can have some leisurely morning time before I head down to the barn to “feed the kids” and later compare notes with Better Half about our his-and-her independent and collective weekend expectations. It’s also a day where I can sleep in a bit, but I quickly discover if I don’t get up reasonably early, I’m pretty disappointed in...

Michael Buble is celebrating a decade of marriage to his “way better half”, Luisana Lopilato, as the couple both take to social media to pay tribute to each other.

March 16, 2021 1:32 AMPleasure HUNTINGTON BEACH,Calif.—XR Brands is now stocking two new additions to its line of NextGen Love Dolls, both of which are manufactured in the USA and are sculpted from the waist down—no tits or mouths here—and available in two sizes. One object of the new half-size dolls is to offer adult retailers a lighter-weight option for their love doll customers and to give them the choice of a lifelike love doll experience that’s easier to store, easier to position, and costs 75% less than a full-size love doll. The Fantasy Love Doll Waist Down with Stand features ...

jkiaski@heraldstaronline.com Would you expect a shot and a Kiwanis meeting to make your week something out of the ordinary, something special? And, on top of that, to get some of the gray out of your head of hair? The answer is “yes” on all three counts. In this case, the shot went in the right arm — not down the hatch — and made me think I was on my way to returning to a more normal life. Normal, in the sense, that hopefully we’re ultimately moving away from virtual hugs to real ones, genuine handshakes to fist bumps and elbow bumps and a life where we won’t have to wonder who’...