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Angel Food Memories
Submitted by thejanet on Thu, 01/31/2008 - 14:41I made an angel food cake this morning, the diabetic's favorite because there is so little fat in it. Yes, I'm diabetic, one who always remembers and never forgets: SALSA is a free food. Bake a few low-fat tortillas in a low oven for a while, break them into chip-size pieces and eat with salsa, the free food, a snack even my endocrinologist would smile at.
But it's the angel food cake I made this morning, my husband goes in to work late today and he wanted a good snack. He's not diabetic but he won't ever turn down a piece or three of angel food cake. I baked it in one of those new plastic silicone pans, and it looks like the silicone didn't melt into the cake so I reckon it's a success. Mike (the hubster) was moaning because I said it wasn't going to come out of the pan until it was cool, and uh I was a little eager, too, so we devised a plan. We'd eat off the top crust while it was hot, then level off the cake even with the top of the pan, then call it a brand new dessert for supper. We figured the kid would not figure out what all she had missed.
"We all need a psychiatrist, but we cannot afford one, so we do activism."-Ashraf Abu Moch, Israeli Palestinian, ICAHD Volunteer
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My Brother, The Christian
Submitted by godsexfamily on Thu, 06/07/2007 - 15:20We wanted to spread the word about our blog and some of the experimental storytelling we're using to talk about religion. Our first video diary is already up.
Journeys with Jason:
Jason Blalock, a video journalist from Berkeley, CA, journeys to the
South to visit his Christian family, asking the question: How did
we end up with such different beliefs? Watch his journey on the GodSexFamily video diaries this week:
http://newsinitiative.org/ucb/my-brother-the-christian
http://newsinitiative.org/ucb/
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