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Crunchy Snack Plate for Low-Energy Days
A five-minute crunchy snack plate with crackers, cheddar, cucumber, grapes and hummus—served in separate piles so you can eat it in any order.
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Two Low-Pressure Workbooks for the Energy You Have
Meet Out of Sight, Still Loved and Running on Empty: two paperbacks by A. Boone about staying connected and planning around changing energy, with links to both books on Amazon.
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Strawberry Cake with Strawberry Frosting
A soft strawberry cake made with reduced fresh berries and smooth strawberry buttercream. A 9-inch square cake from my cookbook in progress, with sensory notes and a printable recipe.
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Which AI Should You Use? A Practical Guide for November 2026
Compare AI tools for writing, research, coding, images and video, with practical prompts, costs, privacy checks and current news through November 7, 2026.
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Cranberry Orange Sugar Cookies
Orange zest makes the kitchen smell good before the first tray goes in. The cookies are tender with little tart cranberry bites.
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Crispy Skillet-Fried Pork Chops
A seasoned flour coating goes craggy in the skillet. Underneath, you still get a juicy pork chop.
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Room to start small.
Two low-pressure workbooks for changing energy and the people you want to stay close to.
By A. Boone · Paperback
Out of Sight, Still Loved
A Social Life Workbook for ADHD and Autistic Adults
A low-pressure place to work through friendship, reconnect after a quiet stretch, and find words for the conversations you keep putting off.
80 pages · Connection check-ins, conversation scripts and room to write. Use the pages in any order.
See the book on Amazon ↗
By A. Boone · Paperback
Running on Empty
An AuDHD Burnout Recovery Workbook
A workbook for the days when even getting started takes a lot. Choose a page by the fuel you have, from a bare-minimum day plan to small steps back into a routine.
90 pages · Energy ratings, rest and sensory menus, low-energy food plans, and repeatable check-ins.
See the book on Amazon ↗These self-help workbooks do not diagnose or treat any condition and do not replace professional care.
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A practical guide to book planning, repeatable page systems, creation tools, KDP-ready files and proofing.
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Recipes and practical ideas for cooking with changing energy, sensory preferences, safe foods and room for familiar favorites.
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Dill Pickle Grilled Cheese Fingers
A familiar grilled cheese with a tart bite in the middle. Cut it into fingers and you get more edges to dip.
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5 Free Printables for ADHD and Autistic Adults on Low-Energy Days
Five genuinely free printables for low-energy days: a reset sampler, sensory support page, undated planner, communication scripts and an early-warning-signs plan.
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French Onion Soup with Gruyère Toast
The onions take their time. Once they’re soft and deeply golden, you get a savory broth that makes a good dip for cheesy toast.
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Girl Dinner with Buttered Toast and Pickles
Some nights, buttered toast is what sounds good. I can put that on a plate with a few things from the fridge and sit down to eat.
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Hot Honey Roasted Carrots
The carrot tips brown in the oven and the hot honey sticks to them while they’re warm.
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Hot Sausage Quesadillas with Mushrooms and Hot Honey
This is the quesadilla combination I keep talking about: hot sausage, browned mushrooms, cheese, tomatoes, and hot honey. It’s savory first, with a sweet little kick after.
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No-Bake Lemon Icebox Pie
Cold, tart lemon filling against a crumbly graham cracker crust. Most of the time on this one is spent in the fridge.
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Smoky Honey Chicken Nachos
I want the smoke first and just a little sweetness after. A sturdy chip, melted cheese, and a small bite of chicken are enough to get me started.
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Buttermilk Pie with a Flaky Crust
I like this pie cold enough to cut a clean slice. The custard is soft and a little tangy, with flaky crumbs left on the plate.
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Soy and Honey Marinated Eggs
A little soy sauce and honey give the outside of a hard-cooked egg a sweet-salty edge. Slice one over rice or eat it cold on a snack plate.
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Tteokbokki with Sweet and Spicy Gochujang Sauce
These Korean rice cakes are chewy all the way through. The sweet and spicy sauce should hang on to them when you lift one out of the pan.
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Creamy Buldak Chicken Ramen (15 Minutes, Heat Optional)
An easy creamy Buldak chicken ramen recipe with milk, cream cheese and cooked chicken. Ready in 15 minutes for two, with the hot sauce added to your taste.
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On your desktop. In your workflow.
Choose the Windows app, or explore the MCP server for connected AI assistant workflows.
Microsoft Store ↗
Get EverAlice AI for Windows from its official store listing.
MCP directoryPulseMCP ↗
Find the EverAlice server listing, its provider and connection information.
MCP directoryGlama ↗
Explore the EverAlice directory entry and linked project resources.
Current MCP setup and documentation · Also listed in Cursor Directory and Awesome MCP Servers.