Kay Keene, Author for Moms Who Think

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Kay Keene is an experienced online English teacher and freelance writer. She provides effective and engaging English lessons to students from all over the world. In addition to her teaching and writing career, she is also a keen cook and gardener. She enjoys experimenting with different ingredients that she grows in her garden and creating flavorful, nutritious meals for her family. Teaching, writing, and cooking allow her to explore the joys around her and share them with others.

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Smoke rising around a slow cooked beef brisket on the grill grates of a smoker barbecue, in a grilling concept with space for text on top and bottom

The 8 Best Traeger Brisket Recipes

Published: by Kay Keene

Brisket is a popular cut of meat that comes from the lower part of the cow's breast and is often […]

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Delicious smoked chicken quarters on a Traeger smoker

The 10 Best Traeger Recipes (From Ribs to Cheesecake)

Updated: by Kay Keene

Traeger grills were invented in 1987 and use 100% natural compressed hardwood pellets. It is an excellent cooking alternative and […]

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Las Vegas, Nevada, USA at the Welcome to Las Vegas Sign at dusk.

The Most Expensive Hotels in Nevada Are Outrageous

Published: by Kay Keene

To begin Nevada, also known as the Silver State is located in the western region of the United States. It […]

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Modern and luxurious master bedroom with views of Chicago and Lake Michigan. Condo or Hotel accommodation.

The Most Expensive Hotels In Chicago Are Outrageous

Published: by Kay Keene

In the early 1700s, Jean Baptiste Point du Sable founded Chicago. Chicago, also known as the Windy City, is in […]

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Hither Hills State Park, one of many day trips from New York City

The Most Expensive Hotels in New York City Are Outrageous

Published: by Kay Keene

The most populous city in the United States is New York City. It is more than twice as populous as […]

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Statue of William Penn. Philadelphia City Hall. William Penn is a bronze statue by Alexander Milne Calder of William Penn. It is located atop the Philadelphia City Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The Most Expensive Hotels In Philadelphia Are Outrageous

Updated: by Kay Keene

Did you know that Philadelphia is the most populated city in the historically famous state of Pennsylvania? Even though it […]

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Panoramic aerial view of Boston, Massachusetts, USA

The Most Expensive Hotels In Massachusetts Are Outrageous

Published: by Kay Keene

Did you know that the 7th-smallest state in the United States is Massachusetts, which is located in the New England […]

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Luxury hotel entrance in Los Angeles

The Most Expensive Hotels In Los Angeles Are Outrageous

Published: by Kay Keene

Located in Southern California, Los Angeles is well known for its Hollywood movies and TV stars, beautiful weather, stunning mountains, gorgeous […]

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French Vanilla vs Vanilla

French Vanilla vs. Vanilla: Taste Differences & When To Use Each Flavor

Updated: by Kay Keene

Whenever given the option between French vanilla and vanilla, most people opt for French vanilla. The term French vanilla applies […]

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Turnip vs Radish

Turnip vs. Radish: Nutritional Comparison & 3 Important Differences

Updated: by Kay Keene

Turnips and radishes are both nutritious, edible root vegetables that belong to the Brassicaceae family. The turnip is known for […]

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Ground Turkey vs Ground Beef

Ground Turkey vs. Ground Beef: Which is Healthier & Key Differences

Updated: by Kay Keene

What’s for dinner today: hamburgers, cottage pie, spaghetti, meatballs, kebabs, or meatloaf? Both ground turkey and ground beef are versatile […]

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Purified Water vs Spring Water

Purified vs. Spring Water: 4 Differences & Pros and Cons

Updated: by Kay Keene

Our body needs water to flush out waste, transport nutrients, regulate our body temperature, and more. The human body is […]

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Organic vs. Non-Organic: How They’re Different & Nutrition Comparisons

Updated: by Kay Keene

You may have noticed that organic foods are becoming more popular. Have you ever wondered what the differences are between […]

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Chia Seeds vs Flax Seeds

Chia Seeds vs. Flax Seeds: Which One Is Healthier?

Updated: by Kay Keene

Both chia seeds and flax seeds are high in nutritional value; however, flax seeds contain slightly more protein than chai […]

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Haddock vs Cod

Haddock vs. Cod: Which Is Healthier and Differences

Updated: by Kay Keene

Both haddock and cod are two popular types of white fish, and while they may seem similar, there are differences […]

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Light Brown Sugar vs Dark Brown Sugar

Light vs. Dark Brown Sugar: Differences and When to Use Each

Updated: by Kay Keene

Sugar is a common ingredient used in coffee, tea, and many recipes. It adds that extra sweetness most people enjoy. […]

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Latte vs Coffee

Latte vs. Coffee Differences and Full Nutritional Comparisons

Updated: by Kay Keene

For many, when you wake up, your first thoughts are “I need a cup of coffee”! The aroma of a […]

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Chicago skyline from Lincoln Park

The Most Expensive Hotels In Illinois Are Outrageous

Published: by Kay Keene

Illinois, located in the Midwest region of the United States, has a rich history filled with historical landmarks, magnificent landscapes, […]

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A welcome sign at the Vermont state line.

The 4 Oldest Schools in Vermont Are Ancient

Published: by Kay Keene

Vermont, known as the Green Mountain State is located in New England, USA, and has a population of 647,064; it […]

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Van Zant Pier after a rainstorm in Newport, Rhode Island. The wooden platform is wet from the rain, during the sunset. In the background is the Newport Bridge and storm clouds. Popular with fishermen

The 3 Oldest Schools in Rhode Island Are Ancient

Published: by Kay Keene

Rhode Island located in New England is known as the smallest state being approximately 48 miles long and 37 miles […]

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School, tutor and students raise their hands to ask or answer an academic question for learning. Diversity, education and primary school kids speaking to their woman teacher in the classroom.

The 5 Oldest Schools in Connecticut Are Ancient

Published: by Kay Keene

Connecticut is a state in the Northeastern region of the United States with a population of over 3.6 million. The […]

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Graduation Caps Thrown in the Air

The 5 Oldest Schools in Nebraska Are Ancient

Published: by Kay Keene

Are you thinking of relocating to Nebraska? Nebraska is famous for its friendly and safe environment. It is about 77,220 […]

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Young teacher helping teenager students at College, learning technology and science in preparatory course for university

The 5 Oldest Schools in Delaware Are Ancient

Published: by Kay Keene

Delaware is the second smallest small state situated in the Northeastern part of the United States with only three counties […]

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North Dakota State Capitol

The 5 Oldest Schools In North Dakota Are Ancient

Published: by Kay Keene

North Dakota is known for its stunning natural array of beauty with fields full of wheat and barley. Besides large […]

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