T'Mahk Too - Comments on More Fluff http://andfam.net/kimblog/archives/000623.html I'm so glad you are all content with fluff posts and promises of the RSS feed to my brain. I fear there's nothing deeper coming, despite potential in there, somewhere. Like, right now, I'm simply procrastinating on making dinner. I... en-gb Tue, 06 Mar 2007 16:57:44 -0500 Mon, 18 Aug 2008 21:51:00 -0500 http://www.movabletype.org/?v=4.1 kim@andfam.net 180 By Christina Wow! You are brave for trying new things....I've never heard of that fruit. BTW: When I was going through morning sickness with my second daughter, the only thing I could eat were these croissant rolls from a local restaurant. They were mini ones covered in butter and drizzled in honey. Yum..... Wonder why I gained 72 pounds?????? ha, ha http://andfam.net/kimblog/archives/000623.html#c38578 38578:623@http://andfam.net/kimblog/ Wow! You are brave for trying new things....I've never heard of that fruit.

BTW: When I was going through morning sickness with my second daughter, the only thing I could eat were these croissant rolls from a local restaurant. They were mini ones covered in butter and drizzled in honey. Yum.....

Wonder why I gained 72 pounds?????? ha, ha

]]> Tue, 06 Mar 2007 17:31:32 -0500 By Rosanne I've never heard of goji berries either. And I'm quite sure that the early stages of pregnancy is not the time I'd be trying new and exciting food items. ;-) http://andfam.net/kimblog/archives/000623.html#c38618 38618:623@http://andfam.net/kimblog/ I've never heard of goji berries either. And I'm quite sure that the early stages of pregnancy is not the time I'd be trying new and exciting food items. ;-)

]]> Tue, 06 Mar 2007 20:29:09 -0500 By karen I've seen those goji berries, but not at meijer. Glad you tasted them for me. http://andfam.net/kimblog/archives/000623.html#c38627 38627:623@http://andfam.net/kimblog/ I've seen those goji berries, but not at meijer. Glad you tasted them for me.

]]> Tue, 06 Mar 2007 20:47:21 -0500 By Linda Goji berries. That's a new one for me. Don't worry about fluff. I mean, what are blogs for anyway? I like reading the mundane things that people do during their day. I'm sorry you are having such a hard time with food. I know, why don't you and a group of your friends have a cooking club? One person can make their favorite (preferably freezable) dish and make enough for the others in the group. Then the other person can do the same thing. You get the idea, right? Every body shares and you end up with a freezer of good food. But of course, you don't have to eat it if you don't feel like it . . . http://andfam.net/kimblog/archives/000623.html#c38628 38628:623@http://andfam.net/kimblog/ Goji berries. That's a new one for me. Don't worry about fluff. I mean, what are blogs for anyway? I like reading the mundane things that people do during their day. I'm sorry you are having such a hard time with food. I know, why don't you and a group of your friends have a cooking club? One person can make their favorite (preferably freezable) dish and make enough for the others in the group. Then the other person can do the same thing. You get the idea, right? Every body shares and you end up with a freezer of good food. But of course, you don't have to eat it if you don't feel like it . . .

]]> Tue, 06 Mar 2007 21:01:44 -0500 By Theresa Kim, you've been through this a few times, WHY are you thinking about trying new foods when your stomach is in rebellion??? You never cease to amaze me! (Of course you also give me a case of the giggles with your "fluff" writing!) http://andfam.net/kimblog/archives/000623.html#c38734 38734:623@http://andfam.net/kimblog/ Kim, you've been through this a few times, WHY are you thinking about trying new foods when your stomach is in rebellion??? You never cease to amaze me! (Of course you also give me a case of the giggles with your "fluff" writing!)

]]> Wed, 07 Mar 2007 08:00:43 -0500 By Peggy If you'll soak the goji berries in a little warm water (like you would a dried blueberry) and add it to muffins (be sure to use the soaking water too) they are not nearly as inedible! We like ours cooked in with oatmeal, or in trail mix (don't look, GL) with a LOT of other foods to mix up the flavor. http://andfam.net/kimblog/archives/000623.html#c38760 38760:623@http://andfam.net/kimblog/ If you'll soak the goji berries in a little warm water (like you would a dried blueberry) and add it to muffins (be sure to use the soaking water too) they are not nearly as inedible! We like ours cooked in with oatmeal, or in trail mix (don't look, GL) with a LOT of other foods to mix up the flavor.

]]> Wed, 07 Mar 2007 09:54:45 -0500 By Shari I've sampled the dried goji berries at Costco and thought they were pretty good. I just couldn't bring myself to pay that kind of price. :-) I hope your "morning" sickness doesn't last too much longer. I can only imagine how hard it would be to have to cook and not be able to tolerate smells. (((((hugs)))))) http://andfam.net/kimblog/archives/000623.html#c38890 38890:623@http://andfam.net/kimblog/
I've sampled the dried goji berries at Costco and thought they were pretty good. I just couldn't bring myself to pay that kind of price. :-) I hope your "morning" sickness doesn't last too much longer. I can only imagine how hard it would be to have to cook and not be able to tolerate smells. (((((hugs))))))

]]> Wed, 07 Mar 2007 22:09:52 -0500 By Robin Hiya Miss Kim. I sampled some goji berries at Wild Oats and would have bought some had it not been for the high price. They were almost bland, but slightly sweet. http://andfam.net/kimblog/archives/000623.html#c39154 39154:623@http://andfam.net/kimblog/ Hiya Miss Kim. I sampled some goji berries at Wild Oats and would have bought some had it not been for the high price. They were almost bland, but slightly sweet.

]]> Thu, 08 Mar 2007 20:54:21 -0500