Posted in awards, blogging, breakfast, dessert, desserts, dieting, drinks, Family, food, health, humor, Jansen Schmidt, resolutions, soup, travel, vacation, words, writing, tagged adventurous, all-you-can-eat, buffets, burgers, comedian, dieting, dining, food, funny, funny video, humor, John Pinette, losing weight, meat, New Years Resolutions, overeating, pizza, potatoes, restaurants, taste buds, Youtube on December 17, 2018| 10 Comments »
I don’t know about you, but I love to eat. I like all kinds of food and I like to try new foods. I know there are a lot of people, some of my readers included, who are basically burgers and pizza kind of people, but I’m adventurous when it comes to trying food. Oh sure, I like meat and potatoes as much as the next guy, but I also like to try stuff. Within reason. Some things I’m pretty sure I won’t eat. (more…)
Posted in April, authors, blogging, books, dancing, Family, Fiction, food, friends, humor, Jansen Schmidt, reading, resolutions, roses, success, Vicksburg, writing, tagged aches, ashes, bad taste, cancer, cancer free, cancer sucks, eating, exhaustion, food, healing, IV, medicine, medicine taste, nausea, pains, tired, treatment, Wonder Woman on April 9, 2018| 8 Comments »
There’s a line from a song from the movie Chitty, Chitty, Bang, Bang, that I love: “Up from the ashes, grow the roses of success.” That line can be applied to a lot of things. For me, right now, it applies to my rise from “sickness” to improved health. Not that I was unhealthy before, because I really wasn’t, I was just infected with a nastiness known as cancer. (more…)
Posted in authors, blogging, bucket list, dieting, Family, Fiction, food, friends, goals, Holidays, humor, Jansen Schmidt, resolutions, success, writing, tagged 2018, dieting, eating, Ellen DeGeneres, fitness, food, fresh start, get fit, get in shape, goals, gym, healty, holidays, January, new year, resolutions, save money on January 1, 2018| 6 Comments »
It’s the beginning of a brand spanking shiny new year, full of hope and promise. That means, out with the old habits and in with the new resolutions. Lose weight, exercise more, eat healthier, save more money, blah, blah, blah. You all know the drill. (more…)
Posted in blogging, chocolate, dessert, desserts, drinks, Family, Fiction, food, friends, humor, Jansen Schmidt, writing, tagged condiments, corn on the cob, cutting meat, dining, dining etiquette, eating, eating habits, eggs, food, French fries, ice cream cones, ketchup, knife, meat, pancakes, pizza, syrup, weird eating on December 18, 2017| 10 Comments »
People have some strange eating habits. Well, some things are not so strange, but folks can’t seem to eat certain things unless those things are prepared or served a certain way. Example: ketchup. Some people can’t eat eggs or potatoes or whatever without ketchup. They won’t even try the food without the salty condiment. (more…)
Posted in authors, awards, blogging, crock pot, Family, food, friends, humor, Jansen Schmidt, soup, writing, tagged antacid, charity, charity events, chili cook-off, Chili For Children, chli, food, food tasting, fundraisers, Lady Luck Casino, Mississippi, tasting, Vicksburg, Vicksburg Children's Home on February 6, 2017| 10 Comments »
Last Saturday I attended the Chili For Children chili cook-off at the Lady Luck Casino here in Vicksburg. It was a charity event to raise money for Vicksburg’s children’s home. (more…)
Posted in awards, Baer House Inn, Birthdays, blogging, dessert, desserts, dieting, drinks, Family, food, Holidays, humor, Jansen Schmidt, love, romance, soup, vacation, Vicksburg, writing, tagged beignets, blackened fish, charms, cheese grits, chicken & waffles, collard greens, crawfish, food, greens, grooms cakes, gumbo, jambalaya, king cakes, muffalettas, New Orleans, Po' boys, Po'boy sandwiches, red beans and rice, shrimp and grits, southern cuisine, southern food, sweet tea, turnip greens on June 27, 2016| 10 Comments »
When we made our decision to move to the south, there were certain things I expected to change about my diet. I anticipated that I would be eating more spicy food; foods with a Cajun or Creole flavor. I knew that gumbo and jambalaya and red beans and rice would be prevalent in most restaurants, along with sweet tea. Let’s not forget about the sweet tea. It is a southern staple. In fact, if you order iced tea and you don’t specify unsweet, you’re probably going to get sweet tea.
Posted in blogging, food, Jansen Schmidt, Uncategorized, words, writers, writing, tagged acorn squash, asparagus, beets, bok choy, brussels sprouts, butternut squash, eating, February, food, lima beans, parsnips, spaghetti squash, vegetables, zorbing, zorbonaut on February 17, 2014| 19 Comments »
So it’s time for another installment of Take It, Or Leave It, and because it’s February, it’s all about the vegetables. What’s the correlation you ask, between February and vegetables? Nothing. That’s just how the congealed mush between the bony places of my head works.
Take It or Leave It
Image courtesy Google Images
The rules are simple, just post your guesses in the comments section below. I will post the choices on Monday and my responses on Thursday. The person with the most guesses is my winner, but you must re-post in the comments section in order to claim your prize. Unclaimed prizes will be forfeited after one week from posting the answers.
Now put on those guessing caps and let me know whether I’d take or leave the vegetables listed below:
1 – lima beans
Photo courtesy Google Images
2 – asparagus
3 – Brussel sprouts
4 – turnips
5 – beets
6 – parsnips
7 – butternut squash
8 – acorn squash
9 – spaghetti squash
10 – bok choy.
Do you always eat your vegetables? Which ones do you avoid? Come on, I know you all detest at least one of them.
Word of the Day: Zorbonaut
Fun fact about me: I was a very picky eater growing up. (Probably why I was reed thin. My how things change as we age.)
Original post by Jansen Schmidt, February 2014. Images courtesy Google Images.
