I am aware of at least anecdotal evidence that women tend to go through a process just prior to the birth of their babies called nesting. Getting the nursery ready is the obvious example. I would argue that men likely go through the process to some extent, but again, anecdotally. We've obviously borrowed the term …
The Magic of Food
I got the results from the doctor on my stomach issues - Clostridium Difficile. I find the wikipedia article fascinating (yes, really): Because of my esophageal varices, I was put on a stomach acid reducer which gives me an increased potential for this bacterial flora to flourish. Subsequently (or coincidentally), that potential became reality. The …
What We’re Eating: Minestrone Siciliano
Derek hasn't been feeling that great the past few days. While it may have something to do with the condition of his liver, it is more likely that his ulcerative colitis is acting up a little. He hasn't had a significant flare in almost 5 years, though he has had some minor setbacks since the …
2013 – A Retrospective
https://vimeo.com/82509575 There are people that dread the number 13, it's an actual condition called triskaidekaphobia. I'm not afraid of numbers per se, and although having to do math causes some anxiety for me, I wouldn't call it a phobia. 2013 was particularly distressing for triskaidekaphobics, and in some ways I can see their point, at least …
Procedure Complete! Plus, An Open Letter To Nabisco/Honey Maid
My procedure went well today but I feel like my stomach and insides are constantly being pinched. Logan is making soup, because (a) I like her soup and (b) I'm not sure I could muster through lots of solid foods feeling this way. As I was coming out of my groggy state, I dreamt that …
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