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I am an East Coast expatriate hiding out in the Midwest...

I am an urban gal living in the suburbs and occasionally hiding in the country

I am a yoga practitioner, fitness enthusiast, believer in the mind-body-spirit connection...

I am a mid-life "revert" to the Roman Catholic faith in which I was raised and which has become an enormous source of support, encouragement, inspiration, and joy in my life...

I am a mom, sister, daughter, and wife...

I am an explorer; adventurous and curious about the world and people around me...

I am educated in the formal sense but I gain insight through everyday living...

I created this blog at a time of great fear and apprehension in my life. I chose to sustain it because of the discoveries about myself and the world around me that it has revealed.



What you can expect to find here:
  • the documentation of a love-hate relationship with the greater Philadelphia area
  • reminiscing about the good-ole-days (the 80's!)
  • complaints about my various ailments and injuries, both real and imagined
  • pictures and stories of gardening, decorating, shopping, sewing
  • my love of irony
  • links to kooky news stories
  • way too much scatological musing for sane people


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    Wednesday, May 11, 2005
    Half-Baked

    Its quite sickening, really, how much cooking I've been doing since getting my new kitchen "toy". Well, not sickening per se, unless you consider that it was 83 degrees here yesterday, we don't yet have our air conditioners installed, and I decided to whip up a new recipe for dinner that required baking something for 40 minutes at 400 degrees. Man, this place was SWELTERING but DAMN! that chicken-and-asparagus-in-mushroom-creme-sauce was DELICIOUS! As I type, I await the completion of an oven-baked apple-cinnamon french toast. (Insert drooling emoticon here.)

    Maybe its that I feel the need to justify this purchase with elaborate and exotic culinary delights... or that I've been craving some good food lately after a few weeks with more than usual restaurant meals. Either way, unlike Applebee's patrons, my family really IS "Eating good in the neighborhood."

    Posted at 09:11 am by brandy101

    Posted by Gigglesbee @ 05/13/2005 08:11 AM PDT
    I can't eat mushrooms (it's a texture thing), but the baked apple-cinnamon french toast sounds yummy!!!
    Posted by AbbyNormal @ 05/12/2005 12:01 PM PDT
    I agree with Darkside, since we're all drooling. But if the recipes are secret, that's okay too. The rest of us can just flounder around out here.
    Posted by Darkside @ 05/12/2005 01:03 AM PDT
    The chicken-asparagus-mushroom thing sounds yummy! Care to post the recipe?
    Posted by The Doctor @ 05/11/2005 06:09 PM PDT
    you know, you have written some really insightful comments on my blog, so I decided to take a peek at your profile. I am glad I did. Some very humurous comments there. When I go to other countries I always fill in the "sex" question with "yes, please". Never had anyone say anything yet.
    Posted by brandy101 @ 05/11/2005 03:56 PM PDT
    ha, well I didn't quite intend to bust on the 'Bees but I did want to re-use their slogan :)
    Posted by SOSwryter @ 05/11/2005 12:23 PM PDT
    Hey, man...don't diss da Applebee's. It's me and Lyly's favorite hang out. hahaha

    sos
    Posted by ssprite @ 05/11/2005 11:11 AM PDT
    whens my invite for dinner Chica? LOL
     

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