Over the past few months, like so many other people, I’ve been doing a lot of extra eating. Mostly stress eating. I’m sometimes careful with my food choices, but usually I don’t give a fig how much butter, sugar, carbohydrates and chemical preservatives are in the food. Hand me a bag of chips and that’s the last you’ll see of them. Give me a can of cashews, those babies will be gone. Dill pickles are devoured like candy. I guess you see the trend here – salt! It’s all about the salt. (more…)
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My Pants Are Shrinking!
Posted in Baer House Inn, blogging, breakfast, dessert, desserts, dieting, drinks, eating, Family, food, goals, health, humor, innkeeping, Jansen Schmidt, laughter, motivation, positivity, resolutions, writing, tagged aqua zumba, dieting, exercise, gym, hormones, Nutrisystem, pants, salt, salty snacks, shorts, snacks, waist, waistband, weight loss, zumba on June 22, 2020| 8 Comments »
Every Cloud Has A Silver Lining (And Other Cliches)
Posted in Baer House Inn, blogging, innkeeping, Jansen Schmidt, weird facts, writing, tagged air conditioning, broke, catastrophe, chiropractor, cliches, clouds, falling trees, karma, law office, limbs, money, pecan trees, poor, rains it pours, salt, silver lining, tires, trees, unexpected, wood on September 9, 2019| 8 Comments »
I’m having one of those stormy periods folks. You know, one of those times in life when it rains it pours. That’s been me this past week or two. One unexpected thing after another. Nothing horrible or catastrophic (thank goodness) just something to deal with that I wasn’t expecting. Something expensive that I don’t have the money to pay for. (more…)
I’ve Already Made Up My Mind
Posted in authors, Baer House Inn, blogging, dessert, desserts, Family, Fiction, food, friends, humor, Jansen Schmidt, love, resolutions, success, words, writing, tagged brave, challenge, curried eggs, eating, fear, fears, fun, hollandaise sause, ketchup, new things, people, rollercoasters, salt, Tabasco, try it on June 20, 2016| 13 Comments »
Do you make up your mind about some new experience before you even experience it? Do you take one look at a roller coaster and say, “no thank you,” before you even ride it or watch it whiz along the track to learn it’s pattern? Now, if you are prone to motion sickness, I think you make the appropriate decision not riding the thing, but . . . if you’ve never ridden before, how do you know you’re not going to like it?
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