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Here's the Thing: December 2005

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Have fun stormin' the castle! Saturday, December 31, 2005. 1 Be more blithe and even less correct. 2 Renew my commitment to my inner French girl. 3 Watch every fresh episode of "Gilmore girls". 4 Read at least 3 books that I've never read before. 5 Practice "Minuet in G Major" by Bach almost every day until I get it nailed. 7 I suppose I could stand to eat more vegetables and less bread. 8 Do a much better job of gardening. Like actually plant stuff. 9 Spend 15 minutes a day doing absolutely nothing.

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Channeling Julia Child: Bavarois aux Praline

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A personal discovery of unalloyed pleasure through the recipes of Julia Child. My mother, although multi-talented, had an aversion to the kitchen and has often said that I learned to cook at an early age “out of self-defense.” When she made chicken. By smearing a chicken with powdered Tang, I quickly developed a necessary passion for creating tasty things to eat. Somewhere in the family photograph album is a picture of me at the stove, age ten, happily stirring marinara sauce. Tuesday, June 1, 2010.

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Channeling Julia Child: Sortilège - The Best Liqueur Ever

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A personal discovery of unalloyed pleasure through the recipes of Julia Child. My mother, although multi-talented, had an aversion to the kitchen and has often said that I learned to cook at an early age “out of self-defense.” When she made chicken. By smearing a chicken with powdered Tang, I quickly developed a necessary passion for creating tasty things to eat. Somewhere in the family photograph album is a picture of me at the stove, age ten, happily stirring marinara sauce. Saturday, October 2, 2010.

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Channeling Julia Child: Guacamole Compuesta

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A personal discovery of unalloyed pleasure through the recipes of Julia Child. My mother, although multi-talented, had an aversion to the kitchen and has often said that I learned to cook at an early age “out of self-defense.” When she made chicken. By smearing a chicken with powdered Tang, I quickly developed a necessary passion for creating tasty things to eat. Somewhere in the family photograph album is a picture of me at the stove, age ten, happily stirring marinara sauce. Saturday, March 10, 2012.

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Channeling Julia Child: Mastering the Joy of Julia

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A personal discovery of unalloyed pleasure through the recipes of Julia Child. My mother, although multi-talented, had an aversion to the kitchen and has often said that I learned to cook at an early age “out of self-defense.” When she made chicken. By smearing a chicken with powdered Tang, I quickly developed a necessary passion for creating tasty things to eat. Somewhere in the family photograph album is a picture of me at the stove, age ten, happily stirring marinara sauce. Sunday, February 26, 2012.

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Channeling Julia Child: October 2012

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A personal discovery of unalloyed pleasure through the recipes of Julia Child. My mother, although multi-talented, had an aversion to the kitchen and has often said that I learned to cook at an early age “out of self-defense.” When she made chicken. By smearing a chicken with powdered Tang, I quickly developed a necessary passion for creating tasty things to eat. Somewhere in the family photograph album is a picture of me at the stove, age ten, happily stirring marinara sauce. Monday, October 22, 2012.

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Here's the Thing: August 2005

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Have fun stormin' the castle! Wednesday, August 31, 2005. There are essentially two sorts of travelers: those who can't understand why the place they're visiting isn't like home and those who seek to learn something new by shaking up their routine. I like to think I fall in the second camp. Thus, being in Dallas was an opportunity to see how a large segment of our society live and think. Cobbled together by Moi at 7:36 AM. Tuesday, August 30, 2005. Home again, Home again, Jiggety Jig. For the school year...

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Here's the Thing: January 2006

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Have fun stormin' the castle! Tuesday, January 31, 2006. The Child was poised with a double diagonal and had the President only uttered the words "small business initiatives" she would have skunked me. As it was, I slid in with "no child left behind". The Child felt the speech overall to be boring but she enjoyed tallying the number of times W winked at people. I was interested in/amused by the following:. God help, I mean, bless, America. Cobbled together by Moi at 7:55 PM. The Child goes to an excellen...

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Here's the Thing: November 2005

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Have fun stormin' the castle! Wednesday, November 30, 2005. Here are just a few of the headlines from this morning's NY Times:. Investigation says Russians Acted Ineptly in School Raid. An investigation of the terrorist attack on a school in Beslan in 2004 criticized law enforcement agencies for an uncoordinated rescue effort. US Set to Loosen Rules on Objects Allowed on Airlines. Thank heaven; nothing I like better on a long flight then taking care of some of those pesky household repairs. My mom gave i...

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Here's the Thing: April 2006

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Have fun stormin' the castle! Saturday, April 29, 2006. I will posit that Blogtopia is a place and one of my proofs is that it has a culture. It is early Saturday morning so I am not going to explore this in depth. But part of a culture is games. In Blogtopia we play tag. Is just mean and setting me up for some horrible humiliation that will come down during the civics test in 6th period. But I'm hopeful. 1) I worry too much about whether or not people will think I'm a biatch if I tag them in Blogtopia.