- Chinese Sweet Red Bean Soup from RecipeZaar.com
- Red Bean Soup from chinesefood.about.com
- Sweet Red Bean Soup from Cooking.com
Monday, March 16, 2009
Recovering from the Weekend
On some Mondays, I feel like I need another day off just to recover from my weekend, LOL. And sometimes I have so many photos on the weekend that I wish I could just save some for posting on the weekdays, when my life is mostly boring and filled with work and mundane things. But alas, my aim in this Project 365 is to document my everyday life, no matter how boring or exciting they are. So I guess I won't "cheat". :p
Photo today:
I think nowadays, anytime a new person is hired, it's time for a celebration!
Reader and bloggy friend Tracey asked about sweet red bean soup recipes, because her southern heart can't fathom sweet red bean soup. Hee hee, I found some on the internet. I think these are the best three:
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Wow I am the first to comment ;-) I LOVE your lo. The list of things and the meanings are great. It is so true. Thank you for sharing it w/us all ;-)
ReplyDeleteI agree, a new hire is cause for celebration. Thanks for posting those recipes too.
ReplyDeletewow Christine your layout "focus on lists" is so fantastic!
ReplyDeleteLove the colours and the great adventure photos
Thanks for the recipes
What about your shoulder?
Wow! You have the BEST layouts!! SO cool!! And such cool challenges...one day I'm gonna take one on!
ReplyDeleteThat's funny about the Chinese food. I live in Tennessee and I feel quite certain that I've never had REAL Chinese food. It's all greasy spoon stuff here (don't get me wrong, though....I do enjoy eating it sometimes) :) I'd love to actually cook a Chinese meal for my husband one night....might have to google some recipes later. (See, I'm hungry....your blog always makes me hungry LOL!)
I woke up this morning to have my facebook wall tell me "You're on List Girl!!!!" :D All I can say is that my 10 and 11 year olds think their mom is cool (at least for the next hour ;) ) Many thanks for the recipes. I'm planning a meal of the Seoul-ful chicken, minted cucumbers and the sweet red bean soup for dessert...we'll dedicate it to our San Diego bloggy friends!
ReplyDeleteYour List Layout..You are so very talented. I'm learning so much about digi-scrapping just by looking at your layouts.
Have a great day!
Before I moved to California, I had never had Indian, Thai or Ethiopian food. I also had never had some of the delectable tofu and gluten dishes you can find in the Chinese restaurants (and Asian markets) there. I was a total culinary virgin - hiding amidst Chili's and pretending Taco Bell was real Mexican food. Something about that place changes a person - I've not been the same since.
ReplyDeleteLove your layout for LDD - saw it yesterday! Great shadows on your layered circles.
Thanks for the recipes for red bean soup, I had been wondering what exactly that entailed. I have been thinking that I need to find a good authentic place to see if they serve it, so I can try it.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I think it would have been so cool for you to apply for the Amazing Race and your chat with Peppermint completely cracked me up! But I understand the getting up in the middle of the night dilemma and the 13 page application. When it first came on, my best friend and I wanted to apply, but for a lot of reasons didn't, but I remember the application being crazy long!!
I love any reason to celebrate, and I'll go to Chevy's in a heartbeat! My favorite is their Chicken Flauta appetizer...that I have for a meal. It's kind of like going to Red Robin...I order the same thing over and over (which is a Teriyaki Chicken Burger). I'm sure if I order something else it will taste good, but then I'll feel I missed out because I didn't get to have my favorite!
ReplyDeleteYour layout is so fun and full of energy! Love the message!
Great post.
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