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Life can be a serious affair. It feels good now and then to talk fluff. There are simple pleasures that are worth mentioning. Here you can read funny stories, happy thoughts, favorite recipes, and any other fluff that I dream up. (Some posts were originally published on MySpace).

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Shallow, I'm not. I ponder almost everything. Every book I read or movie I watch evokes something to discuss. I thrive on learning and growing to be a better example. Uncaring, I'm not. I'm a sincere friend, a loving mom, and a caring daughter. Apathetic, I'm not. I'm extremely passionate, especially about doing the right thing. I speak up in classes, tutor others, talk to strangers in stores, and love deeply. Boring, I'm not. I write essays, letters, poetry, and some fiction; take classes; cook from scratch; ride horses; ice skate; play with my dogs; go to the beach for a picnic; go out for Sushi; watch classic movies; read non-fiction, autobiographies, classic literature, and young adult novels; and get to know people on the inside. Reserved, I'm not. I speak openly about my past, candidly about my present, and enthusiastically about my deepest dreams for the future. Because I ask an enormous amount of questions, have an excellent memory, and listen well, not a day goes by that I don't learn something. Yet, I'll never claim to know it all.

Wednesday, January 02, 2008

RECIPE: Auntie Biz's Chinese Food Dinner

by Elizabeth Anne Randolph

1 1/4 lb. meat (turkey filet, milanesa (thin steak), skinless chicken, tofu)
1/2 tsp. peeled and grated ginger
3 tbsp. soy sauce
1 tsp. sugar
2 tsp. potato starch
1 tbsp. olive oil

Cut meat into thin sliced pices. In a medium-sized bowl, mix ginger, soy sauce, sugar and potato starch. Add meat or meat substitute and mix well.

In a skillet or wok, heat oil over medium high heat. Add mixture. Stir while cooking, until meat is cooked (4 minutes or so). Add one tbsp. water and stir.

This recipe is good for making brocoli beef dinners and serving over rice or noodles.

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