I've heard a few recommendations for this page for info on weight gain in kids: [link] It's got yet another version of the avocado pudding at the bottom -- this one with added fruit and nut butter.
Doyle ,'Life of the Party'
Spike's Bitches 44: It's about the rules having changed.
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
He's generally okay, I just know that they're always on the lookout for ways to sneak extra fat into his diet when needed.
In the complete opposite of raw food, Trader Joe's has a frozen concoction of scallops, peas, and mushrooms in a sauce that's mostly crème frâiche and Emmental cheese. We just had it over pasta, and it is REALLY good. (I would have preferred more peas, but if that's my biggest complaint, I'm taking the win.)
I wonder what raw foodists with a family history of food allergies feed their kids. My neighbors' kids can't have nuts or tropical fruits (including avocado and banana), so dairy is pretty much a must for keeping their calorie intake up.
I didn't see the raw food diet as being "discredited," only the claim that it was a more natural, and by definition more healthy, diet.
The claim that raw foods are healthier because heat destroys nutrients has been pretty thoroughly proven false.
We have a raw food "cook book" which actually requires some low heat or dehydration for some recipes.
So in addition to the horribly muscle aches today, I've started getting cold sweats. I'm really over this virus.
Cash, I'm so sorry you're so sick.
Thanks, Kristin. I feel bad for whinging so much. I don't get sick very often and I'm really bad at it. I'm also shocked at how hard hitting this virus is. I swear, I feel like I have a broken rib every time I cough.
Ugh, Cashmere. I hope you recover soon.
offers gentle, non-rib-bruising hugs to Cash.
No, you aren't whining. Being as sick as you are sucks. I hope you feel better soon.
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So I did come to resolution with the honeymoon/wedding lodging issue. We still were unable to book the first night with points, but I was able to talk the resort into letting us book a single night separately (they usually only book two or more nights at a time) since we will be staying the five nights after that. It wasn't cheap, but it's only a couple hundred more than we would have spent at another hotel, and now we'll get six nights straight instead of having to switch hotels after the first day. It's worth the cost, I think, and now I can stop worrying about it.