I have a couple Kim recipes in my book now....I'm definitely adding this one!!

:)

The salad looks lovely and I truly need inspiration on meals that I can make that are not the traditional meat and potatoes fare.

And about knitting socks...it isn't that hard to work with double pointed needles. It may look intimidating, but you only use two needles at a time and the others just dangle around and get in the way a bit. There are a couple of ways to do it using circular needles too, but I have not tried those methods yet. The only real caution I have is to warn you that progress can be pretty slow, since the yarn and needles are small. That means lots of stitches to cover a little territory. Oh, and if you can find her at your library, I highly recommend any of Elizabeth Zimmermann's books to you. She gives methods and formulas that you can use to create your own special knitted item...not just strict patterns that put you in a box. That way you can Kimodify to your heart's content!

That salad looks fabulous and I am printing out the recipe. I for one, eat very healthy 85% of the time. The times that I don't, it is because I get wrapped up in work and either don't eat or grab something quick, which isn't too bad, but not my normal fare. I am the natural foods girl in my home. And I love Bok Choy! But I have never eaten it uncooked, so you have given me something new to try. Please post more recipes!
I really need some inspiration.

BTW I am doing most of my posting at www.bluethistlehomeschool.com/blog just in case you want to stop by to visit. Keeping two blogs going is just too much. Blessings, Hallie

Thanks for the ped. info. :)

Have a super duper Friday!

P.S. Love your snowy pics AND salad pics!

(((hugs!)))

We're experimenting with letting children cook on different days and blue box mac and cheese is getting pretty old!! ;)