The flower that continues to bloom: What do you mean, you don't EAT no MEAT????

Monday, April 9

What do you mean, you don't EAT no MEAT????

I didn't want to make a meat dish for Easter dinner, but let's face it--all of the traditional meals feature cooked flesh.

It was just me, daltonboy, and Lola, so I didn't have to do anything huge.

Then I remembered--I could make lamb.

1 comment:

Cicada said...: What do you eat your artichokes with? Butter? I've been wanting to get an artichoke, but I've only ever eaten them by dipping them in butter, and right now, I'm not so excited about the idea of consuming a ton of butter w/ my artichoke...

...and yet, I'm totally okay eating 20 reese's peanut butter eggs in succession. I don't get it.; 9:48 AM

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What's the blog title about?

In 2010 I came across a series of vintage booklets entitled "Amy Vanderbilt Success Program for Women" (copyright 1965) at a thrift store. I didn't look inside any of them: the titles and cover art were funny enough that I had to have them. And it didn't hurt that I got four booklets for 25 cents. My favorite was "How to be a more interesting woman." Who could pass that up?

A few days later I started to look through the book for a laugh, and found myself almost immediately absorbed by the author's wisdom and wit. She made some good points . . . she made a lot of good points. This was something I could use, for who doesn't want to be more interesting? And here in my hands was a surprisingly progressive manual on how to do it.

So, in my newfound quest to be more interesting, I thought I'd use this forum to try things out and reflect on my efforts. In short, I hope to become the kind of person that continues to flower and grow.