Sophia Banfield Banfield itibaren 4431 Tröstlberg, Austria
again, orwell is wierdly anti-communist. or used in that way at least.
Julia Child led me on a mission to find joy - really the only way to explain it. I am reading a bunch of books with a food theme and they are all getting mixed into a few epiphanies. One source of joy was this book. I'm not sure I'd have been able to accept much of it if I'd discovered it before, but my soul had been prepared by grief fiction and Julia and, perhaps bizarrely, by Mindless Eating. This was my first experience hearing (not that people haven't said it...I mean that I hadn't HEARD it) that I was not damaged, flawed. What an interesting idea. I already suspected that some cravings were a signal - if I want nothing but a greasy cheeseburger followed by an entire bag of jelly beans, it usually Means Something Else. Its not just food - when I crave a tattoo, it usually means something else as well. The tools provided by this book are useful - will require practice, but just KNOWING about them is helpful. This book let me crawl into God's lap so he could stroke my hair, and I felt immensely whole and loved and adored - by me.