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Category Archives: health
Remember, back in January, when I wrote about my weight issues in a long, rambling post? When I started losing weight back then, I set a goal weight number as the finishing line. It took a good while to reach … Continue reading
It’s World Baking Day today (thank goodness for Twitter, which is letting me know about such incredibly important things) so I’ll share a recipe with you. It’s not a classical cake, but can be eaten as a dessert: Quarkauflauf (curd … Continue reading
… apart from some knitting, that is: I went for a little walk with the most patient of all husbands, entered a building, handed a card over to an elderly lady, and received a sheet of paper with lots of … Continue reading
I’ve discovered Yoga a good while back (in spring 2013, actually) and have been doing a little bit of yoga once a week, sometimes skipping it, and sometimes adding in a bit of extra yoga time since then. With the … Continue reading
I’ve debated with myself for several days now whether to write this post, or not. It’s a very personal topic, and one that has just very recently become a topic I can at all approach – and that is my … Continue reading
It has been a long while since I posted about my food issues, but I was made painfully aware of them again during the last (long) weekend. As is traditional for me, I spent a few days hanging out with … Continue reading
Well, don’t look literally – the cat did bring something home, but we made no photograph before picking it up, carrying it to the candle and burning it into nice crisp black oblivion. Yes, it was a tick – the … Continue reading