How exactly did she manage to take a large
(really…we’re talking football-sized)
(no, I have not actually laid eyes on a football in…decades years and I barely have a penchant for exaggeration, why do you ask?)
orange vegetable in it and two (yes TWO) bunches of Jurassic-sized green leaves and end up with something so…anemic?
I know that’s what you’re thinking.
White casserole judgment. I see it in your eyes.
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Sometimes…life throws us moldy cauliflowers. In our crisper bins. Yuck.
(Which, really, is a much better find than all of the moldy peppers our roommate left us when she went away for two weeks. But still. Undesirable.)
And when it does. We should not make moldy cauliflower-ade.
No, really. Please don’t do that.
Do your coworkers moan and groan as much as mine do that you bring them in baked goods every week? Do they moan and groan equally as much the one day you FORGET to bring something? If any of this sounds familiar to you, then you NEED to check out my recipe for this healthy and delicious maple cranberry coffee cake over at Marcus Samuelsson’s blog!
The holiday party outfit selection process is an extensive one.
It requires at least five changes of attire, one round of tears because nothing fits quite right, six roommate consultations. And a partridge in a pear tree.
All before deciding to just go back to our first choice.
Yeah, this is totally supposed to be “fun”.
Snicker.
Remember that kid in your high school class who you knew was going to be president someday?
(Or, you know. At least a Congressman.)
(Maybe just that guy whose job it is to help old ladies walk across the street. Sigh. He had such potential. See what happens when you knock up your high school girlfriend at age 22?)
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I have a secret hidden talent.
It has nothing to do with cherry stems or my tongue or any ability to tie the former with the latter without any use of my hands.
I know, right? Bad news bears.
Welcome to Eats Well With Others, where we take a vegetable-and-cupcake laden approach to life (always with a bit of laughter on the side)!
