1.) Trudging around in the snow, my boots making that crunching noise.
2.) Having a genuine belly-laugh.
3.) The gym is smelly, crowded, and full of metallic noises, but sore muscles are so worth it.
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to do list for a lifetime
This list is inspired by my belief that there will always be more to learn than can possibly be learned in a lifetime. Thus, we have no excuse to be bored. I'm certain I will add more to this this than I will subtract, but my hope is that writing it down will make it more real to me, more feasible, and also more enticing.
1.) learn German and Spanish
2.) hike the Appalachian Trail
3.) take pastry-making classes
4.) own a farm
5.) be as self-sufficient as possible
1.) learn German and Spanish
2.) hike the Appalachian Trail
3.) take pastry-making classes
4.) own a farm
5.) be as self-sufficient as possible
6.) write a cookbook
7.) learn to salsa
8.) build a chicken coop
9.) bake a soufflee
7.) learn to salsa
8.) build a chicken coop
9.) bake a soufflee
10.) open a bakery
About Me
I'm a southern girl who likes to bite off more than I can chew. I bake. A lot. I'm a nurturer at heart who likes a table full of people to eat my food. I like to have fun with my food--to be surprised by colors and textures and flavors. I like all flavors (who's to say how many there actually are?), and I like it when they play nicely together. My only manifesto is that both the act of preparing food and eating it should be joyous.
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