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Summer Camp Day 7 & 8 - Food and Teaching


Again, I'm going to tackle two days of Calliope's Summer Camp again.  

Day 7 – What’s your favorite thing to eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner? Do you read food blogs or would you ever consider writing one?

I do love food and some of my blogs are like food blogs and I do read them avidly.  They give me great ideas.  Breakfast has some great foods:  coffee, chocolate croissants, blueberry pancakes, scrapple.  These are a few of my favorite things.  My DH also recently learned to make excellent crepes and he'll make them for breakfast for us with home made whipped cream, bananas, strawberries and Nutella.  Good stuff!

Lunch I love salads and sushi since it's summertime.  In the winter I'm a big fan of soups.  With salads I love Newman's Own salad dressings!  Sometimes I'll have leftovers from dinner the night before.  I try to pack my lunch for work to save money and ensure I'm eating healthy.

Dinner I love when DH cooks!  He's a much better cook than me.  His new signature dish is a sesame-crusted pan seared tuna on a bed of greens with three dressings:  a sweet strawberry dressing, a soy-sesame dressing and a wasabi-cream dressing.  Yum!  I also love the turkey burgers he's been mixing up lately with black beans, seasonings like mesquite barbeque and cheddar cheese in the mix.  And on the side have a new cole slaw he came up with that has no mayo, but cabbage, sunflower seeds, bean sprouts and the dressing is olive oil, rice wine vinegar, toasted sesame oil and lime juice.  

Day 8 – If you had to teach something, what would you teach? (If you DO teach, when did you discover your love for teaching/the subject?) Do you think blogs can play a role in education?  


I always loved teaching.  I used to tutor math when I was younger.  I even tutored trigonometry when I was in the class at the time.  I still love the idea of teaching math and there's a piece of me that would love to be a high school math teacher if I ditched the corporate world.  


The other thing I would love to do in life is be a yoga teacher.  It's funny since I came up with my life list, I keep thinking of things I forgot to put on it!  I have to add taking yoga teacher training classes and beginning to teach classes.  I don't know that I could say I want to own a yoga studio, but I would definitely like to teach classes.  I'm not sure if blogs play a role in education.  I get inspiration from blogs and I have learned some things about cooking and healthy eating, but not math or yoga.  I guess it depends on what the topic is.

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Anonymous said…
yum. i want to eat at your house! :)

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