an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure
When did I grow up? I was talking to my friend AJ last night and it was all talk about interest rates and 401K. Oh, and babies. Because he’s officially an uncle. So jealous! I’m trying to get my brother past “flavor of the week” much less a steady relationship, marriage, or children. We can… Read more →
I have worked as a renal dietitian for the past 2 years. If you’re thinking, “Wait, didn’t you just change jobs in January?”, the answer is yes, but I simply switched companies. Not much about my job duties changed, just location, patient load, and salary. To start, the word ”renal” refers to the kidneys. The kidneys… Read more →
Does anyone else watch Army Wives? It’s a pretty decent show on Lifetime that airs Sunday nights. It’s about army families and specifically about the wives who have close knit relationships with one another. One of the main characters, Claudia Joy, was diagnosed last season with type 2 diabetes. She began on insulin injections and… Read more →
Mr. P had a work dinner thing last night, so I was flying solo. My initial thought was leftovers, but when I opened the fridge, I discovered we were all out of leftovers. This never happens and I immediately went into a slight panic. I mostly panicked because I knew our milk had expired and… Read more →
That’s right, today is National Registered Dietitian Day! Being an RD is so much of who I am on and off this blog. More than anything else, I get emails (almost daily!) of people with questions about what RD’s do, if the job market is good, what RD’s like and dislike about their jobs, and… Read more →
Everyday Healthy Cooking: 100 Light and Delicious Recipes to Promote Energy, Weight Loss, and Well-Being
