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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Cookie Dough & Regret: Baking and Shame
Here’s the truth: There is no guilt-free food because your disorder is manufacturing the guilt. Pie does not come with guilt, nor do cookies, cake, pastry or anything else involving copious amounts of sugar and fat. How you eat, when … Continue reading
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Melissa Rapp. Amber Ojeda. Jes Hudak. Jackie Tohn.
I friend of a friend know 4 people competing on Bravo’s American Idol for songwriters, Platinum Hit. Huh. Well, this just became interesting.
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CSA-Inspired Lunch :)
lettuce, arugula, spinach, tomato, smoked gouda, boiled eggs and then a dressing of apricot, strawberry, cilantro, honey, lime, balsamic & olive oil 🙂
Christian Privilege Checklist
Read the full list here. A few favorites: When told about the history of civilization, I am can be sure that I am shown people of my religion made it what it is. I can share my holiday greetings without … Continue reading
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If I meet you at a party and the topic comes up,
nine times out of ten, I will tell you that I am an only child because I just don’t feel that I had a brother–well, half-brother technically…yeah, different moms. He grew up with my dad on the East Coast. I … Continue reading
A Case of the Almosts: The Road Trip
I went to a friend’s house for dinner last night and between bites of bruschetta and ravioli, we compared autobiographies. In January 2003, I was heading back to LA from Tempe, Arizona–the Hurricanes played Fiesta Bowl–and around Redlands or so … Continue reading
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