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Burst of colors at the Farmer’s Market

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We went to the Farmer’s Market two weekends in a row. I just couldn’t get enough of the burst of colors of the fruits, vegetables and flowers there.

Don’t expect a digital frame here. Just this old rustic frame standing smack in the middle of that frenzy of colors tells you everything here is all natural.

They have such a variety of fruits and veggies it positively made my head spin with ideas. Just imagine the kind of food you can cook up with all these!

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Nectarine craze!

It’s bursting with summer fruits here in California and I’m having the feast of my life. Got a crate of these gorgeous nectarines and I’ve just about gone berserk eating them.

Just look at how juicy they look and if I eat enough of these, it’ll work nicely with HCG weight loss Austin. Call me crazy, I’m eating them with yogurt, cereal and just on their own, morning, afternoon and night, all equally great tasting and good for me.

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Taco, first things first

The first place we stopped at right out of the airport was this buffet place. I’m sorry I was so tired and hungry I didn’t notice the name of the restaurant. All I could think of was what food I could pounce on the minute I hit the buffet line :lol: .

As you might’ve guessed, I headed straight to the taco area and quickly slapped together this scrumptious taco. One bite and I was in heaven, so happy I would’ve treated myself to a Dutch Master. Just kiddin’!

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Whole food by the pound

Yes, I’m still here in sunny California enjoying the cool morning breezes and hopefully cooler temperatures this weekend. Well, last weekend, we visited Whole Foods, a grocery store that’s packed with organic food, healthy food and all that’s good and green, even for those with malignant Mesothelioma.

Well, we also found a little surprise. They have a buffet corner where you can pile your recycled paper plate with yummy, healthy food of your choice. What’s interesting is that at checkout, just present your filled plate and you get charged for your food by the pound.

This is what I had. Fish and a few chips, mashed potatoes (yes, I was starving!), salad, chow mein and curry chicken (miss my spicy so much!).

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Blueberry yogurt

I’ve just had a bowl of blueberry yogurt. It wasn’t bad but I have to admit it wasn’t what I expected. On a friend’s recommendation, I bought a tub of plain yogurt and added a bunch of fresh blueberries to it.

I love yogurt but I never thought to add fresh fruit to plain yogurt. Decided to give it a go since she swears by it. But if you ask me, it’s as strange as us wearing pirate costumes to someone’s birthday party.

The plain yogurt is tasteless and the blueberries weren’t sweet. So that made for quite a bland snack. I’ll be it’ll taste a whole lot better if the blueberries were sweet. The up side is it’s healthy and very good for your tummy.

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