One side effect of the trip to Portland is that Squeaky is now weaned, and I've got to say, that twice-daily dose of oxytocin from nursing was doing a *lot* to keep my mood even. I have lost all patience with the kids. I had this glorious week of NEVER BEING INTERRUPTED, and rather than being sated by it I just want more, more, MORE
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I especially like how you can make your own foods w/ all the ingredients you use and find out the nutritional info of the recipe, but you'd probably enjoy the communities and challenges. I had to dabble a while before I got the hang of it, but it's pretty user-friendly once you do.
I'm kaworksout on there, if you end up joining and feel like friending me. :)
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So, weaning - now you can get really really drunk! Okay, maybe not your goal. For food games, I have no idea how you eat now, but you could think about trying to eat locally (to X%, depending on your resources) or seasonally (though right now that gives you a lot of turnips I'm afraid), or just "5 vegetables a day."
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But that's a pain in the ass, plus the kids are going to bitch and complain at dinner every night, so it's hard to get excited about it. Tapping into my susceptibility to peer pressure & my love of social approval would be one way to get it to stick. Hmmm... once the farmer's market opens in April, I might be able to find an "eat local" challenge in the area -- I know some people had one going last summer.
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http://www.jessicaskitchen.com/
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