What I Learned In March

Once again, linking up with Emily Freeman, author and blogger extraordinaire, and her “What I Learned” link up at the end of every month. In the link up, Emily reflects on the truly profound – and just plain fun – things that she has learned in the last thirty-or-so odd days.

So, here is what I learned in March:

1.) I dislike thinking about food. All the time. I am always hungry and always need to eat something, but I am tired of thinking about it. Even though I love cooking, if I had the money, I would hire a personal chef to plan, shop, and cook all my meals. He or she would also pack my lunches and outline my snacks so I don’t end up eating gas station cookies at 4:52 PM on my way home from work because I am starving and cannot for the life of me think of what to fix for dinner.

French Food Friday Poulet a la Marengo Madeleines

A rare moment of inspired dinner: Poulet à la Marengo and Madeleines.

2.) Also food related, I discovered this pulled pork taco recipe and will never ever feel the same way about cinnamon.

3.) Internet friends are awesome. See here.

4.) Spring loves to taunt us. I posted this photo and then it promptly snowed.

5.) My dream is worth it: the time, the energy, and the sacrifice. But I will get distracted, and that is okay.

So, what did you learn in March? Were they mostly food-related like mine?


Comments

6 responses to “What I Learned In March”

  1. Oh, distractions come so often! It is so hard to stay focused. But yet, it is so worth it!!! I’ve been doing lots of dreaming lately….

    1. Ooo … what are you dreaming about, Ashley?

  2. Hey Abbigail! Isn’t it funny the grip food has on us? For me, I find myself getting antsy and agitated with life when I don’t have a well stocked fridge and pantry. I instantly feel calmer when I unload those groceries!

    1. I actually kind of like an empty pantry – helps me see what I have better! I just don’t seem to have the time to cook as much or as healthily as I would like, and it is so frustrating! It’s not just something that you can skip when you don’t feel like it … like washing windows, which I am avoiding today. :)

  3. I like your list! It’s fun to meet you — I want to know what your dream is now?!

    1. Hi Julie – thanks for stopping by! I, like every nerd-girl who majored in literature in college, would like to write a novel. Or I guess, I would like to publish a novel and “be” a novelist. But it is hard to work on a dream that is several years in the making and has no hard and fast deadline – it is easy to prioritize everything else BUT that. :) What about you? What are you dreaming about these days?

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