I called Joyce from school today during my prep and she told me she was cooking. When I got home, I immediately smelled the delicious aroma of one of my favourite Mennonite soups: Cabbage Borscht.


Joyce bought her copy of "The Treasury" from the local MCC thrift shop for 25 cents. It came complete with some elderly Mennonite woman's handwritten notes telling what's good and what works best. It's almost enough just to read the cookbook and not use it.
No soup for me, however, as I decided last night that my body needed another cleansing and started another five day fast.
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Yum yum!
Lyn & The Whippy Curly Tails in the Toasty South
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I hope you have a Happy Valentines Day Brian!!
You're a brave man, Brian! How do you continue your training while fasting? I'd find that nearly impssible.
Greg used to make cabbage borscht. Popping some in the blender created Carl's first solid food.
lyn: perhaps one day I will. There are some really good ones. But some really strange ones as well...one even has ammonia as one of the ingredients. ugh!
val: Thanks...and I wish the same for you.
andrea: I actually quit my fast this evening. I was too hungry as I was burning too many calories even at rest. Training does wonders for the metabolism...race, race, race.
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