A Word A Day Keeps the Dr. Away: smitten

10/16/12

smitten

smitten: marked by foolish or unreasoning fondness; past participle of smite, which means to strike with a heavy blow

Dear Deb at Smitten Kitchen,

You read my mind. Making these tOdAy!!! pumpkin cinnamon rolls.

Okay thanks and lots of xoxo's,

Monique

p.s. if any one want to get me the new Smitten Kitchen Cookbook, I would be all up on that. Did someone say Christmas?

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Eat My Words

I was once prescribed to keep a journal. I was told, write anything down- mundane occurrences, incoherent thoughts, complete nonsense- ramble on and on if I must. I did such and quickly found "what a power there is in words; later for those who hear them, but first for the one who finds them; a healing power, a solution, like the breaking of a barrier" [ayn rand]. I learned that "it helps to write it down even if you then cross it out" [nada surf]. I mean, think about it...most great authors wrote from a place of pain, their words laden with suffering, but through this inked art form I would like to think that a shred of health and sanity was salvaged just by sharing their words. and to that I dedicate this blog.

10/16/12

smitten

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