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Monday, November 30, 2009
Nah ... is not cultural shock or miss understanding, he's not weird, he's not complicated, he's actually kindah cool but...
Labels: Daily Life
Do we stuff the turkey as a dress rehearsal for what's going to occur 'a table ?
I was planning to post this tomorrow, but when I saw
French Word of the Day
trop = too much
Nous allons beaucoup trop manger pendant les fetes. We are going to eat way too much during the holidays.
I thought this is a sign...
Last summer I lost 15 pounds because of this book.
No special diets, no daily scale inspections, no deprivation - it was effortless. Just changing the way I think about food and changing some acquired habits. That's it. Dr. David Kessler, when he was head of the FDA vanquished the tobacco industry. Now he'd like to set the food industry straight. Certainly he wants to us know how we're being manipulated to experience food as entertainment.
This is a good time for me to brush up the subject before I fall off the holiday wagon. And to share it with you.
I get emails from you:
"You must weigh 500 pounds"
"I always wonder how you stay slender with your sweet tooth!"
wrote Julie.
"Looking at PB makes me fat!"
etc. etc.
First of all it's impossible to hold a camera still and carry around a bunch of pastry bags.
And I'm too busy running down streets after Parisien pups...
Or stalking Parisien shoppers to eat everything I see or shoot.
Dr. Kessler does address the so-called "French Paradox" (page 175), He says in fact, it's a result of smaller portions and traditional social structures (no snacking between meals, structured meals), not because of infusions of red wine and dark chocolate.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Four years ago today, my mom took her last breaths and left this world. We were all with her and she is at Peace now. I will see here again, one day!
Me and my mom!
My Mom! My mom is Louise. My mom is beautiful, loving and kind. My mom is brave, strong and inspirational. My mom is special to me because she gave birth to me on Nov. 28, 1965. She nurtured me and raised me to be the special woman I am today. She supported me, put up with me, listened to me, gave me good advice, and loved me unconditionally. She was always kind and funny!! I LOVE my mom very much....
Dear Mom,
Labels: alice in wonerland, alice liddle, cheshire cat, plush
Feels like Thanksgiving again two days later! Funny how it worked out that way!
To top it off... Lots of DELICIOUS cheeses! The nice thing about going over to someone's house for dinner is that there is always a nice choice of cheese at the end of the meal!