I met the chicken we had for dinner. My good friends Pat and John used to raise chickens. They roamed around behind their house, and had a coop out back. Those chickens had a nice life, they ate table scraps (vegetarian only), spent their days in the sun, they ran away from the dogs, and […]

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I work from home, and have access to food all the time, and when I think I might feel hungry, I need to stop and ask myself ‘how hungry am I?’  This is a game you’re taught to play in almost any weight loss program.  It’s a test of the emergency emotional eating system, and […]

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  • August 14, 2013 - 9:16 am

    adelaidefoodies - Same with my wife. She works from home and always wanting to eat. LOLReplyCancel

  • August 14, 2013 - 9:16 am

    adelaidefoodies - Same with my wife. She works from home and always wanting to eat. LOLReplyCancel

  • August 14, 2013 - 9:29 am

    Corrine Sylvia - This is so true for me as well. Thanks for the helpful tips!

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  • August 14, 2013 - 9:29 am

    Corrine Sylvia - This is so true for me as well. Thanks for the helpful tips!

    CorrineReplyCancel

  • August 15, 2013 - 8:20 am

    How Hungry Am I? | The Bloppy Bloggers Gazette ... - […] I work from home, and have access to food all the time, and when I think I might feel hungry, I need to stop and ask myself ‘how hungry am I?’ This is a game you’re taught to play in almost any weight loss program.  […]ReplyCancel

  • August 15, 2013 - 8:20 am

    How Hungry Am I? | The Bloppy Bloggers Gazette ... - […] I work from home, and have access to food all the time, and when I think I might feel hungry, I need to stop and ask myself ‘how hungry am I?’ This is a game you’re taught to play in almost any weight loss program.  […]ReplyCancel

  • August 15, 2013 - 3:05 pm

    Rhonda @Wine-y-Wife - I can totally relate with the “how hungry am I” question, however, I’m always hungry for chips, that bread you have pictured looks delish (who needs butter?), and an apple is a fast snack around here all the time. Glad you added the cabbage in there…I’m rarely hungry enough to eat a cabbage…at least not before the cabbage gets a lot of help in the tasty department.ReplyCancel

  • August 15, 2013 - 3:05 pm

    Rhonda @Wine-y-Wife - I can totally relate with the “how hungry am I” question, however, I’m always hungry for chips, that bread you have pictured looks delish (who needs butter?), and an apple is a fast snack around here all the time. Glad you added the cabbage in there…I’m rarely hungry enough to eat a cabbage…at least not before the cabbage gets a lot of help in the tasty department.ReplyCancel

Although it is a a year old, I recently saw a great TED talk on how to use a paper towel. In it Joe Smith illustrates pointedly as well as repeatedly, how to dry your hands on any type of paper towel you’re likely to encounter.   I watched it a few months ago, and […]

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Years ago when I was still quite young in my culinary education I met a woman who was the best cook I have ever known.  During the time I owned The Hungry Moon diner I met some of the most amazing people.  When you live in a small town with long winters you find people […]

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  • August 10, 2013 - 9:09 am

    The Best Cook I’ve Ever Known | The Blopp... - […] Years ago when I was still quite young in my culinary education I met a woman who was the best cook I have ever known. During the time I owned The Hungry Moon diner I met some of the most amazing people. When you live in a small town with long winters…  […]ReplyCancel

  • August 10, 2013 - 9:09 am

    The Best Cook I’ve Ever Known | The Blopp... - […] Years ago when I was still quite young in my culinary education I met a woman who was the best cook I have ever known. During the time I owned The Hungry Moon diner I met some of the most amazing people. When you live in a small town with long winters…  […]ReplyCancel

You’ve seen her before, I call her Marilyn of Willendorf, which may be too obscure, but you can do a little Google searching if you’re curious, and on a bad day, this is how I see my body.  Though I do have arms, hands, and feet…  This is the second post about my body, and […]

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  • August 8, 2013 - 1:34 pm

    Deb - I’m pretty sure that the bathroom scale is only good for one thing: obsessive self torture. As you noted, if we wear clothes or look in the mirror, we have a good enough idea about the state of our bodies.
    I say take a hammer to the dang thing.ReplyCancel

  • August 8, 2013 - 1:34 pm

    Deb - I’m pretty sure that the bathroom scale is only good for one thing: obsessive self torture. As you noted, if we wear clothes or look in the mirror, we have a good enough idea about the state of our bodies.
    I say take a hammer to the dang thing.ReplyCancel

  • August 8, 2013 - 2:20 pm

    Missy Homemaker - Yes, throw that thing away. We are so much more than a number on a mechanical device. You obviously have a beautiful heart and personality. Let that be your worth.ReplyCancel

  • August 8, 2013 - 2:20 pm

    Missy Homemaker - Yes, throw that thing away. We are so much more than a number on a mechanical device. You obviously have a beautiful heart and personality. Let that be your worth.ReplyCancel

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