made this zucchini bread.
watched this remarkable video.
i highly recommend both.
napkins recommended to catch errant crumbs and tears.
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A Cup of Jo
Everybody Likes Sandwiches
Evolved Eating
Have Cake, Will Travel
I Cook Like a Girl
In Her Image
I Quit Dieting
Overcoming Overeating
Oh, Hello Friend
Pretty Good
The Language of Letting Go
The (Re)making Project
Wish Jar
The Women's Therapy Centre Institute
And many more here.
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Margaux Laskey
life is too short to be little.
- benjamin disraeli
2 comments:
Did you hear that he just passed away a few days ago?
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/07
/25/national/main4292473.shtml?source=
RSSattr=HOME_4292473
What a loss for us all...
yes, i did hear that. actually, it was The Cute who intro'd me to Dr. Pausch's lecture just a couple of days ago, prompted by Pausch's death. a great loss, indeed, but he left an even greater legacy... i was totally inspired by his lust for life. it's a cliche, but he arguably lived more in his 48 years than many live in twice that.
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