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Kabir & Sue Sehgal

The Monthly Bucket

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MB: Sue's Secret Recipes 🫕

Read time: 346 words, 1 minute.New Year, new flavors!Our recent book Seven Samosas shares all about Indian food.But how do you actually make the food in this book?We kept Sue's secret recipes… secret -- until now.Here is a gratis ebook of recipes just for you. (This book took a surprising amount of time to make. Just a few recipes, but oh so many typos we found!)Cheers to learning, cooking, and enjoying,-Kabir & Sue Monthly Bucket - January📚 Books Here I Can Be MindfulBy Aly Condie...

about 1 month ago • 1 min read

Read time: 368 words, 1 minute.Sometimes words aren't what we need.Sometimes we just want to feel the vibe.Sue's guided meditation albums took us there.But now? We're letting go of words entirely.Just pure, flowing instrumentals.Because sometimes, the most "instrumental" thing… is the instruments. Right? We're releasing Sue's albums without words: Himalayan Nights (Instrumental Version) City of Light (Instrumental Version) -Kabir & Sue Monthly Bucket - February📚 Books Big Book of VehiclesBy...

4 days ago • 1 min read

Read time: 361 words, 1 minute.Did you know that the Grinch wasn't always green? In Dr. Seuss's original book How the Grinch Stole Christmas, the Grinch was illustrated in black & white with touches of red & pink for his eyes. It wasn't until the animated TV special in 1966, directed by Chuck Jones, that the Grinch became the iconic green character we know today. The decision to make him green was reportedly inspired by a series of rental cars that Jones had encountered, all of which were an...

2 months ago • 1 min read