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"Due to some health issues in the family, we&amp;#039;ve started going more and more organic around my house. Not just with the fruits we buy, but by the way we cook. With gluten, egg, milk, cheese, soy, sugar, peanuts and many nuts being restricted, we&amp;#039;ve certainly had to get creative. I suppose I could be frustrated by my limitations. But honestly, and I&amp;#039;m not being a martyr here, I&amp;#039;m not. I am so thrilled with the results I&amp;#039;ve gotten from taking a homeopathic, pragmatic approach to what we&amp;#039;re putting in our bodies, that it&amp;#039;s hard to complain about the boundaries and the prep time. It is what it is and that&amp;#039;s that. Many people have also commented, &amp;quot;Oh, I couldn&amp;#039;t do that. It just takes too long. It&amp;#039;s so much work.&amp;quot; Yeah, I get that. It certainly is easier to whip out a loaf of bread, smather it with preservative rich peanut butter, wash it down with a large soda and call it day. Or, as in my case, the past 37 years. But that wasn&amp;#039;t working for my family, so something had to give. Enter the work. As I slowly journey (and I do mean slowly... I gave up Diet Coke this week) down the organic highway, I am finding remarkable parallels between my food life and my sex life. A few of them are: * What satisfied my body in the past does not satisfy me now * What I once thought was too complicated I now have confidence to embark upon * Timing is everything * Just because something requires work does not mean that it&amp;#039;s any less worthy. In fact, the more work you do, the more &amp;quot;organic&amp;quot; it becomes. * There&amp;#039;s a time for spice and a time for comfort * Forced heat is a recipe in disaster * There&amp;#039;s a time to let things sit * Too many hands spoil the dish - I&amp;#039;m a one on one kind of gal * If the desired results are attained, it was worth the time I won&amp;#039;t lie to you. Sometimes I miss going to the store and buying whatever I want. And some days I miss my youth of going to a bar and getting a reaction from the cutest guy in the joint. But like the commercials for food, and movie romance, there&amp;#039;s a lot of crap ingredients in those scenarios. I&amp;#039;m finding the best results come from my own hands. Sometimes slow and steady. And sometimes fast. And with happiness in the kitchen and the bedroom, that&amp;#039;s a recipe for success. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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