Living the life
Jasper came to live with us four years ago. He was six and we had a lot of work to do bring him back to health. Though his first visit with our vet proved that besides being seriously underweight, he was generally healthy.
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Living the life
Jasper came to live with us four years ago. He was six and we had a lot of work to do bring him back to health. Though his first visit with our vet proved that besides being seriously underweight, he was generally healthy.
One of my favorite parts of writing is the improbable puzzle of it all. I usually set up an idea of what I want to write, create a compelling (or at least I hope it’s compelling) opening sequence, and generally know where I’m going to end up by the final chapter. Then the magic happens.
A friend sent this to me, knowing I love Korean food. It’s a very easy recipe, though you’ll need some specific ingredients. I could get both gochujang and gochugaru locally, but it also available on Amazon.

This made about 5 servings and was super yummy. I did use my food cubes to freeze the meal ingredients separately.
My birthday was Wednesday, so part 3 of the Underway series will post next week.
I’m going to let you try and figure out what’s going through Reggie’s mind here.
Clearly something is not right with his dog and he needs me to know it.
So much disbelief that I am not as concerned as he is.
I have been food cube curious for a while, but wasn’t sure I’d have much use for them. That was until a fitness/food vlogger talked about “meal Tetris.” This is the idea of storing just one food item in each tray and then creating meals by mixing and matching the ingredients.