Winter in Yellowstone Means One Thing: Wolf-Spotting

• [The Wolves Are Out in Yellowstone](#toc_item_0) • [Move over, Little Red Riding Hood](#toc_item_1) • [Sheldon Simeon Shares His Mochiko Chicken Recipe](#toc_item_2) • [Don’t mind if I do](#toc_item_3) • [Honor the Grand Dame of Southern Cooking on a New Menu Trail Through Virginia](#toc_item_4) • [Count me in](#toc_item_5) • [I Never Thought I’d Say This: You Can Sleep at Dunder Mifflin for Next to Nothing](#toc_item_6) • [Clock in for work](#toc_item_7) • [All Your Holiday Gift Guides in One Spot](#toc_item_8) • [You’re welcome!](#toc_item_9) *Header 728x90 [] You’d think this was my first time experiencing Daylight Saving Time, the way I’m complaining about it. But truly, I think I have a point. Why do we do this ourselves? Is it so I can feel more inclined to curl up on the couch like a sleepy badger wearing an acorn hat from The Wind in the Willows and have deeper, more unusual dreams to talk about with friends at dinners and parties? Not that I’m very much fun at dinners and parties right now, because by the time I arrive at the dinner or party, it’s been dark for at least four hours and I am struggling to keep my eyes open while an acquaintance tells me about their experiences with primal scream therapy or their misgivings about sending an email. It feels like I spend half of my day sleepwalking, like I’m one of those people who takes a sleep aid and wakes up two hours later in Aisle 4 at an unfamiliar supermarket holding Cheez Whiz, Ritz Crackers, and a copy of a tabloid magazine with a story about Camilla Parker Bowles’ most shocking secret. Is that how you’re experiencing Daylight Saving? Is this ringing a bell? Today we’re helping you acclimate to the seasonal shift with: a story about all the wolves to be spotted at Yellowstone, a recipe for mochiko chicken, a Virginian tribute to the iconic Black chef Edna Lewis, a chance to spend the night in the Dunder Mifflin for less than $25, and last but not least, the season’s most wondrous wonder, a bunch of gift guides! If you’ll excuse me, I have to go to the IKEA in Red Hook and lie down on one of the beds in one of the preassembled rooms pretending that it’s mine. ‘Tis the season. [-Ned Riseley, Senior Copywriter]( [ [( Travel [] [The Wolves Are Out in Yellowstone]( Get out your wolf spectacles, the wolves are out in Yellowstone, and they might be coy about it, but they actually love being looked out. Here’s our scoop on all the wild wolf action happening out west and how to get your eyes on those pups. There’s arguably no greater, more primal experience than being in the woods and seeing a wolf. I imagine it would feel both terrifying and completely enlivening. We’ve got tips on where to stay, guides for your wilderness visit, and what to expect from your wolf adventure. [] [Move over, Little Red Riding Hood]( [( [( FOOD & DRINK [] [Sheldon Simeon Shares His Mochiko Chicken Recipe]( Sheldon Simeon is the owner of the Maui restaurant staple, Tin Roof, and since his stint on season 10 of Top Chef, he has been committed to spreading the good word about Hawai’i food, and distinguishing it from traditional Hawaiian food. The food of Hawaii is a rich intercultural exchange, and Simeon says it’s standard for him to incorporate all these different cultures in his cooking. Learn more about his approach to food, and check out his recipe for mochiko chicken. And when you’ve finished making it, invite me over. I’m an excellent dinner guest. [] [Don’t mind if I do]( [( *Sponsored Ads List [( food & drink [] [Honor the Grand Dame of Southern Cooking on a New Menu Trail Through Virginia]( Honor the legacy of Edna Lewis, a Southern Black cook whose cookbook The Edna Lewis Cookbook, is a staple of 20th century recipes. Orange County, Virginia is hosting the Edna Lewis Menu Trail, now through Memorial Day 2023, so get in the car and head down south for some whipped sweet potatoes and rabbit toast. Chefs in Virginia are honoring Lewis’ focus on seasonality and bringing her recipes to life, so if you plan on being in the area any time in the next year, you won’t want to miss out on this exciting gastronomical opportunity. [] [Count me in]( [//groupninemedia.createsend.com/campaigns/content/edit/DE0CA41E849921082540EF23F30FEDED?origin=CampaignCreationChecklist#]( *720x300 Ad Banner [( travel [] [I Never Thought I’d Say This: You Can Sleep at Dunder Mifflin for Next to Nothing]( I can’t say that my first thought when watching the iconic television comedy, The Office, was, “I’d like to spend a night there!” But what do I know? Now you can have a truly immersive experience at The Office Experience in Washington, DC. That includes access to original show costumes, a dinner in DC, a night sleeping in the middle of a recreated set, and other perks. Haven’t you always wanted to curl up and go to sleep in a sea of cubicles, pretending you not only work at, but also live at a paper company?! Well, now’s your chance. [] [Clock in for work]( [( [( shopping [] [All Your Holiday Gift Guides in One Spot]( You want gift guides, we’ve got gift guides. Check out this abundant assemblage of gift guides for all your holiday gift-giving needs, from gifts to make your outdoorsy friend a happy camper to gifts for gourmands, and more. Plus, we’ll be updating it throughout the giving season, so you can always visit this incredible hub whenever you need a little inspiration. [] [You’re welcome!]( [( *Footer 728x90 Thrillist Editorial - Favorable reviews cannot be bought. Read our [Terms & Conditions](, [Privacy Policy]( Delivered by Thrillist.com, 568 Broadway, Suite 507, New York, NY 10012 [212.966.2263]( Sent to {EMAIL}. Add themove@newsletter.thrillist.com to your safe-sender list so our emails get to your inbox. [View On The Web]( [Content Settings]( [Unsubscribe](