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bpaddock Replaced "it" with lack of appetite. | bpaddock:amys_kitchen [2014/11/08 02:14]
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| Hubby here, about seven years ago I was well on my way to 300 pounds. I saw my elderly parents popping fifty prescription pills a day for who knows what, from far to many doctors. I decide I was not going down that route. | Hubby here, about seven years ago I was well on my way to 300 pounds. I saw my elderly parents popping fifty prescription pills a day for who knows what, from far to many doctors. I decide I was not going down that route. |
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| I learned that the [[http://www.godslittlegarden.org|health food store up the road]] was going to have cooking classes. So I signed up. My always [[:tips:frugal|frugal]] wife was competently against this. I saw myself in my parents and did not want that to be me, so I went to the classes anyway. After I while I learned how to avoid doing things that lead to questions such as "How did you get tomato sauce //up there//?". | I learned that the [[http://www.godslittlegarden.org|health food store up the road]] was going to have cooking classes. So I signed up. My always [[:tips:frugal|frugal]] wife was completely against this. I saw myself in my parents and did not want that to be me, so I went to the classes anyway. After I while I learned how to avoid doing things that lead to questions such as "How did you get tomato sauce //up there//?". |
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| Karen's main issue was with the cost of whole food organic ingredients. As I was doing all of the cooking, which meant opening a box of something most nights or an occasional steak on the grill, Karen ate what I made. I learned from my mother at Karen's funeral that Karen had told Mom when we got married: "I don't know how to cook. I'm not going to learn how to cook." I did not know that for all of those years. There were a few things Karen did cook and cook well. | Karen's main issue was with the cost of whole food organic ingredients. As I was doing all of the cooking, which meant opening a box of something most nights or an occasional steak on the grill, Karen ate what I made. I learned from my mother at Karen's funeral that Karen had told Mom when we got married: "I don't know how to cook. I'm not going to learn how to cook." I did not know that for all of those years. There were a few things Karen did cook and cook well. |