Taste Buds #2
“Taste Buds” is my way of sharing recipes (that are at least vaguely healthy) with those of you who are:
- Busy
- Food lovers
- Always looking for some new, easy, & (somewhat) nutritious recipes
Here are this week’s 3 options:
“Taste Buds” is my way of sharing recipes (that are at least vaguely healthy) with those of you who are:
Here are this week’s 3 options:
Everyone should have an up to date resume ready – whether you have no desire to leave your current job, or whether you are looking to transition to a new position as a full-time or freelance worker. Although “anything is better than nothing” in an emergency, ideally you want to avoid your resume being a…
“Ataxia” is derived from a Greek word meaning “lack of order”. Clinically, ataxia is a neurological symptom involving a lack of muscular coordination as a consequence of nervous system dysfunction. Although it can be a non-specific symptom associated with many infections, injuries or conditions, for example, ataxia also describes a group of specific degenerative disorders of…
If you’re a busy professional who loves finding new recipes that are not only tasty and relatively simple, but also offer even a vaguely healthy, nutritious twist, you might enjoy these taste buds. s s I can promise you that the bourbon, chocolate and walnut combination in that pie is adorable! s s Cream of…
Another Lesson Learned n I’ve learned many great lessons in life – usually from my mistakes. In fact, I always say I’ve learned more from my mistakes than from anything I ever got right. This has frequently been the case when it comes to all-things-technology! My most recent Grrr Moment came from a fried memory…
Since I’m a veterinary pathologist by training, I thought you might like me to share some aspects of this side of my work with you. Some of my daily routine involves microscopic evaluation of sections of tissue from animals, often for diagnostic purposes. So I’ll try and share some interesting cases with you from time…
This week I devoted some time to updating my CV, so I thought I’d see how that turned out on Wordle.
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I am so pathetic, Nicky. I used to cook and now I’m lucky to warm up a Tupperware. My husband cooks, but that’s always a one-course meal. We’ve completely capitulated on the niceties of dining. I will do it vicariously through you.
Oh Jacqui, that’s not pathetic! It’s just a consequence of a busy life. I’m often the same when I’m on my own, although I’m definitely more likely to cook at weekends when my boyfriend and I are together. I do always love finding new, easy recipes too! I’m certainly not someone who enjoys working in the kitchen for long periods of time! Speedy preparations are my favorites 🙂