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Artist, writer, unapologetic progressive, LGBTQ+ ally
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I thought I could just write this blog for myself, and not worry about if anyone actually reads it, but as it turns out, I'm not immune to craving human connection. If you do read my posts, please let me know who you are in the comments!
Today, I reworked an uncomfortably melodramatic poem that I originally wrote in college in 1992. I surgically de-cheesed it of its embarrassing obviousness, and I absolutely love it now.
I have lost about 70 pounds over the past three years, yet how I feel in my head (giant gross garbage person) does not match up with what I know to be true (perfectly normal human). In this post I'm sharing -- and debunking! -- a few of my favorite toxic diet-culture messages I received growing up.
This week, in lieu of a recipe, I am sharing my dinner meal plan for the week. Not that you necessarily care what we are having for dinner, but maybe it will give you some ideas should you need them. It's chicken and veggie heavy!
Making pizza sounds difficult and time consuming, but it doesn't have to be! Follow these basic steps for an easy pizza that can be made in minutes during a busy workweek.
I don't seem to have had much to say this past week. My 2.5 readers are surely relieved that I have not written any novella-length missives about fascism or food, and I thought I'd dig back into the archives for what happened on March 21 in years past.
Yesterday was the Ides of March. Happy belated stab-a-dictator day! Completely hypothetically speaking, of course. Related (sort of), here is my recipe for a very delicious very customizable Caesar salad.
I very much needed this week's mini-vacation to Beavers Bend State Park. Great friends, meals eaten outdoors, some hiking, some sunshine, and a lot of sitting by the fire doing not much of anything was good for my soul.
Hi folks! As I promised a few weeks back, here is the first post of content from my second (unpublished) cookbook, More Quickies for Couples. I wanted to start with this chapter because right now while our democracy is being intentionally dismantled before our eyes, I am in a mode of "I cannot cook anything complicated" and need very basic easy stuff to feed myself and my family.
Here are a couple of very tiny, very basic things you can do to care for yourself and ensure that you have energy for the fight ahead of us: Breathe. Hug. And sniff a lemon.