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A friend of mine is suffering from his own case of “the ickies” and was feeling pretty bad today. Little did he know that while he was suffering though illness he would make my day.
I was told that I “was like chicken noodle soup” and that he was feeling better just from talking to me. (Blush)
I’m such a lucky gal to be compared to such a wonderfully, soothing food product (during Nation Soup Awareness Month no less). No one has ever likened me to a food before. But it made me think. If I were a food… what would I be? Hmmmmm. Let’s all think about it, a little self-reflection time. Let me know what you come up with.
The Final Dish: I wonder if veggie men like chicken noodle soup? Would a cayenne pepper go with chicken noodle soup?
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The sweetest thing my boyfriend has said to me in the 3+ years we have been together:
“You are the Mountain Dew in my soda machine called life.”
Makes me smile every time.
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if someone likened me to mountain dew, i would swoon
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As a true Mountain Dew lover, there is not a more affectionate statement that he could’ve made. Sole Mate, you should be very happy.
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Maybe someday I could be someone’s Mountain Dew.
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wcdish, you’re my mountain dew
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blushing…
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Funny you should ask “Would a cayenne pepper go with chicken noodle soup?” From: http://www.chileseeds.co.uk/medicinal-chilli.htm
“Other research, and personal experience(!), confirms that chillies are very good at reducing the symptoms of colds and flu and generally helping boost the body’s natural defences and that they have anti-bacterial qualities.”
I still maintain that we, the veggie men, are far more beneficial than any cookie ever will be. Cookies and sugar rot… vegetables only ripen.
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what about those veggies that you find smushed in the back of the fridge a month later?
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Excellent point Sarah. What about THOSE veggies Mr. Veggie Man?
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When I was little I vividly remember my mom saying that a head of lettuce just “disappeared” from a friend’s fridge. For years I thought this event was both miraculous and mysterious. Then I realized he probably wasn’t paying attention for the 6 weeks it took the head of lettuce to brown, shrink, liquify and evaporate in his veggie drawer.
