Pregnancy confessions
Being pregnant does not an excited chef make.
My poor husband is doing his best to keep up with my whims and aversions, but there have been some tough times. For example, we were attending a conference down in Oregon last weekend, and our hotel offered breakfast in the lobby. The first morning what sounded wonderful to me was eggs, over-easy, on top of hash browns. Yum.
The next morning, my thoughtful husband got up before me, headed down to the breakfast area, and brought back what he thought was my new favorite breakfast. Poor, wonderful man. I couldn't stand the site of that meal! I ate a bagel.
He was very gracious about it all.
All this to say that if pickles and ice cream recipes begin showing up on the menu at Mama K's Kitchen, feel free to comment and bring me back to the land of Normal. I might need it.
(However, if the turning stomach at just writing "pickles and ice cream" is any sign of things, you won't need to worry!)
There is no fresco e bello tonight...I'm eating raw almonds and peanut butter sandwiches to keep the nausea at bay. (I know...so sad.)
My poor husband is doing his best to keep up with my whims and aversions, but there have been some tough times. For example, we were attending a conference down in Oregon last weekend, and our hotel offered breakfast in the lobby. The first morning what sounded wonderful to me was eggs, over-easy, on top of hash browns. Yum.
The next morning, my thoughtful husband got up before me, headed down to the breakfast area, and brought back what he thought was my new favorite breakfast. Poor, wonderful man. I couldn't stand the site of that meal! I ate a bagel.
He was very gracious about it all.
All this to say that if pickles and ice cream recipes begin showing up on the menu at Mama K's Kitchen, feel free to comment and bring me back to the land of Normal. I might need it.
(However, if the turning stomach at just writing "pickles and ice cream" is any sign of things, you won't need to worry!)
There is no fresco e bello tonight...I'm eating raw almonds and peanut butter sandwiches to keep the nausea at bay. (I know...so sad.)
posted by Karen | 1:13 AM
1 Comments:
Honestly -- if pickles and icecream is what sounds good to you as pregnant, you should probably eat it. No idea what is in it your body might be craving. But listening to the signs your body is giving you is generally wise :)
and besides, as I understand it, when pregnant, eating is very important and wanting to eat can be-- dubious.
So, take care of yourself.
And yum. Seafood casserole :)
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