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Candida Complete Recap
I started to get away from writing about Candida when I started to feel a bit better. But, the thing is, that after over three years of treating it, Candida still runs my life. And I wanted to look back through all of my posts and pull together a comprehensive look at the beginnings, middle [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 7 so far )More Great Candida-Friendly Cookbooks!
I found these books when I was in Vancouver last April and discovered a new-found joy in baking with Almond Flour. Definite must haves to expand your Candida diet to new heights!
Everyday Grain-Free Gourmet: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
and
Grain-free Gourmet Delicious Recipes for Healthy Living
The second one has a wicked recipe for Gourmet Pizza! So yummy [...]
Long Distance Realization
I just realized that one of the things that really sucks with Brian’s living across the world from me is that I don’t get invited out by single friends (because I’m not single, so they don’t think to), but I also don’t get invited out by coupled-off friends (because my other half isn’t here). As [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 1 so far )Books I’ve Read in 2008:
Memories of My Melancholy Whores
Gods Behaving Badly
Anna Karenina
Remember Me?
The Importance of Being Married
The Killing Circle
The Lizard Cage
The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie
the candida years continue
So I’ve been negligent of this blog for a long time. I think that Facebook and Twitter have actually been able to shrink my attention span. Seriously. I think in status updates throughout the day. I’ve lost interest in writing or ready anything longer than 140 characters.
But, I wanted to check back in with an [...]
Three Operas in One Hour
So I realize that it’s been ages since I posted in here. I just kind of stopped wanting to one day. Not sure why…things finally got busier, which is great. I became healthier and so didn’t have to vent frustrations about stupid doctors any more…I just lost the will to blog.
One of the projects that [...]
Farmer’s Market
Brian and I finally checked out the Farmer’s Market that’s not too far from my place and it was awesome! I bought a pint of the best, local blueberries ever. It felt so great to know that we were buying from local farmers and that the food was so fresh and inexpensive. We even saw [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )b12 shots do have fringe benefits
Other than helping me combat my B12 deficiency, the B12 shots that I get every other week keep the mosquitoes at bay. There are lots of articles out there that also say this is true.
Brian and I were at the cottage this week and though the bugs were attracted to him they stayed well away [...]
politics today at bec
I shook hands with Jean Chretien today. And I have to say — that was very cool.
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 1 so far )promotions all round
If only everyone thought like this, life would be much more enjoyable (at least I think it would):
Kent told Q&Q that he was pleased to be promoting the “next generation” of HarperCollins Canada. “The people who are now taking over the real responsibilities are in their forties, thirties, and late twenties…. I tend to think [...]
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