I have twin babies. I sometimes have time to read. I mostly read church news. I am Catholic. I go to church. I used to live in Sweden. My husband is a salesman who often travels. I currently live in the states. I prefer the United States over Sweden. I grow vegetables. I like spicy food. I have friends.
I love to garden. I have a garden. My mother used to be a police officer. I sell cars. I have traveled to Sweden. I found Sweden to be boring. I cook. I love spicy food. I like Thai food. I do not go to church. I have spiritual beliefs. I have friends. I have a husband who does not travel much.
My friends from church found a really good Thai restaurant. I highly recommend it. That sounds delicious. I love Thai food. I LOVE mango fried rice with cashews. Did you try it?  Absolutely. That is one of life's greatest pleasures is trying and enjoying new food So true. My mom left her police officer job to open a scratch kitchen restaurant. I love that I get to test all the new food. :) That must be heaven on earth. I just keep making the same old food here in my home and I really need to branch out on my cooking abilities I get stuck in the same patterns as well. So I am thankful when she needs testers for new menu items because it gets me to eat different things. I enjoy cooking but I am just not that creative. Plus to make new dishes, it seems like you need a million ingredients that only pertain to that one dish. The science behind baking is bonkers. It's like you are taking potions class at Hogwarts and certain desserts need stirred a certain way and ingredients added in a certain order or the whole thing goes kaput That's such a good analogy. :) Never really thought of it like that. Are you growing anything special in your garden this year? Tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers are the only plants I ever had moderate success with, but they've betrayed me in the past so we shall see this year I don't even try, it's like plants know I will kill them, even if I do everything right. Yeah...that's usually how it goes after the first month for me. IF these plants want to live they are going to have to do it on their own because i've probably forgotten about them by that point It's much easier and probably less expensive that I just go down and support a local farm. :)