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Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Randomosity

(1) I now own my favorite comfy summer sandal in three colors (black, chocolate, and tan), which is possibly excessive. But wearing these sandals basically feels like not wearing shoes at all. I love them. (A note on sizing: I normally wear an 8.5, but the size 8 in these fits perfectly. I have a narrow foot, so your mileage may vary.) I am not the type of person who can wear sassy summer sandals every day of the week. My feet just cannot handle it. These sandles are awesomely comfortable, and I think everyone should buy a pair. So let it be written, so let it be done.

(2) I've never known much about the Buckleys; maybe I've been living under a rock, but they've never really been on my radar. I remember seeing Christopher Buckley last year on The Daily Show and thinking he was funny, and I remember the brouhaha surrounding his endorsement of Obama. But that's about it. The Buckleys might all be a bunch of a-holes for all I know. I read this story today by Christopher Buckley today. It's definitely tinged with a certain snootocity that might just come with being a Buckley, but I got the sense that a lot of love and care went into writing it. It moved me. Like, a LOT.

(3) Elissa, yes! It's okay. Not writing about it around here. But it's okay.

(4) Big fan of tonight's dinner!

Dinner

That there is a whole wheat English muffin topped with (probably very unhealthy, but whatever) jarred pizza sauce along with broccoli, fresh rosemary, celery, onion, garlic, green bell pepper, yellow squash, chicken breast with lots of cayenne pepper, and a little grated mozzarella cheese. I sauteed all the toppings (except for the cheese, obviously) in a skillet in olive oil before baking the teeny pizzas because the last time I attempted to make pizza without cooking the veggies first they stayed rock hard. This way worked like a charm. Yum!

(5) Not that this is in any way original, but my Adam Lambert obsession began weeks ago and is still going strong. I decided from the first time I saw him on American Idol that he is made to star on Broadway as Judas in Jesus Christ Superstar. A little YouTube scouring, and voila! A preview of what is clearly his destiny. I also quite frankly enjoy Adam Lambert in a face full of make-up with a bare midriff. How did we live before YouTube? I'll never know. My sister is staunchly in the Kris camp, and he is definitely adorable and talented, but there is something about this seasoned, make-up wearing, boy kissing musical theater guy making it big on the national stage that really appeals to me.

(6) I am on the hunt for a healthy bread I can make sandwiches with pretty much every day of the week for lunch. I am willing to buy it at Whole Foods/Paycheck if necessary. I just do not know what to look for when it comes to sandwich bread. It all seems to have dozens of ingredients. Does anyone know of a healthy or semi-healthy loaf of bread I can buy?

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6 Comments:

At 9:20 PM, Anonymous Sheron said...

Eliza,

Ever since trying the Seeduction bread at Whole Foods I've been spoiled for using any other bread for sandwiches. It's got a wonderful hearty taste and texture and if stored in a ziploc bag in the fridge lasts a good while. It's usually in the fresh bread/bakery section of Whole Foods.

Sheron

 
At 10:48 PM, Anonymous herpreet said...

I LOVE Seeduction at Whole Foods. LOVE it.

 
At 11:19 AM, Blogger mo pie said...

ADAM LAMBERT SINGING HEAVEN ON THEIR MINDS?!?!?!?!?!??!

I can't even watch. I'm scared it will make me so happy that I will literally die.

 
At 11:30 AM, Blogger eliza said...

Sheron & herpreet: Thanks! I love anything nutty or seedy, so I will check it out.

mo pie: you must watch it, clearly, and let me know what you think! It's quite screamy, but since when has Judas not been a screamer?

 
At 10:33 AM, Anonymous Andrea said...

Women's Bread. Definitely. You can order it online - it's a little spendy, but with 14 grams of protein in each slice, how can you go wrong? It's so good and yummy.

 
At 7:53 PM, Blogger eliza said...

Thanks, Andrea! I am going to look into that bread.

 

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