Fantastic photo by Laz Burke—absolutely no photoshopping.
Monday, April 19, 2010
Happy Pepper
Some people see the Virgin Mary in their grill cheese... Me, I gots a smiley-face in my peppa.
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Treasured Friend
I saw this poem in this book I'm reading. Wow, major props Cherie, whoever you are...
TREASURED FRIEND
By Cherie Dawn Mills
You are my hope.
You meet me where I am, and love me there—
not pushing, nor blaming, but only rejoicing
with me, or lending me your handkerchief.
You gently hold me earthbound in the blackness
of my fears, or during my endangerment from
fights of fantasy.
You do not fear the depths of my weakness,
nor the heights of my strength.
You see in me the wondrous possibilities
that my sins and sorrows and daily concerns
have caused me to forget.
Your love empowers me to give my love to others—
to mold the dirty clay of my feet into
sparkling angel wings.
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Deluxe Gourmet Mushrooms
This stuffed mushroom recipe was so good, not only did I have to make them twice but I also had to repost them here. The recipe is from Miss Deluxe Gourmet Beats herself, Erin Saucke-Lacelle. I first made them of Easter dinner and everyone loved them... except of course the kiddies who insist mushrooms are yucky.
Stuffed Mushrooms
*measurements are EXTREMELY approximate. I do it slightly different each time :)
1 basket mushrooms
1 egg
1/2 c breadcrumbs
1/2 c olive oil
1/2 c parmasan
1/2 c cheese- any kind. I love them with gouda, swiss, or just cheddar
mad garlic
basil and/or parsley
salt & peppa
First you snap the stems off the 'shrooms. Place mushrooms caps hollow-side up on a cookie tray. Sprinkle olive oil all over them.
Stuffing: Take ALL other ingredients (including mushroom stems) and either grind everything in food processor, or else chop really fine by knife and mix well.
Fill mushroom caps with mixture, and bake at 350 degrees for about 25 minutes
*My own person variation is that I add zucchini and ground almonds or walnuts. I also Use ground up wheat bran, instead of white bread crumbs, for a slightly healthier touch.
I wish I could take credit for these great photos. They're taken by Fahim Moussi.
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Stuffed Mushrooms
*measurements are EXTREMELY approximate. I do it slightly different each time :)
1 basket mushrooms
1 egg
1/2 c breadcrumbs
1/2 c olive oil
1/2 c parmasan
1/2 c cheese- any kind. I love them with gouda, swiss, or just cheddar
mad garlic
basil and/or parsley
salt & peppa
First you snap the stems off the 'shrooms. Place mushrooms caps hollow-side up on a cookie tray. Sprinkle olive oil all over them.
Stuffing: Take ALL other ingredients (including mushroom stems) and either grind everything in food processor, or else chop really fine by knife and mix well.
Fill mushroom caps with mixture, and bake at 350 degrees for about 25 minutes
*My own person variation is that I add zucchini and ground almonds or walnuts. I also Use ground up wheat bran, instead of white bread crumbs, for a slightly healthier touch.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Like Big Bird Says: "I'm The Only Me There Is".
As a both child and an adult with ADD I have often times been called lazy, stupid or selfish because of my shortcomings. Try as I have, it's been very hard at times to shake the stigma. However, every once and a while I stumble upon something like this that reminds me that even along the path to betterment, you still have to stop every now and then to be proud of who you are.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Misfortune Cookies
I find there's nothing quite like sardonic humour on days when I'm feeling particularly surly. I could think of a few people I wouldn't mind sending some of these dark and twisty treats to—you know who you are. These tasty jabs are the brain child of biological anthropologist turned stay at home mom/ baker/ blogger Ms. Humble. She notes that you can also add different flavours to the recipe. I wonder if chocolate ex-lax flavour would work well for my unknowing recipients? ...Ah, fantasies.
On a lighter note, recently I cracked open a fortune cookie and found a note that read: "You love chinese food".
On a lighter note, recently I cracked open a fortune cookie and found a note that read: "You love chinese food".
Monday, April 12, 2010
Fight or flight
Kicking and screaming
I await
I wait for what?
Is it you?
Is it me?
It must be me
static crunching
channels changing
dreams collapsing
I fall
I sink
I let down
Guilt sets in
I get back up
I dream again
Promise a better tomorrow
I'll be me
I'll be good
You'll be proud
You'll like me
maybe one day
again
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