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Tag: Food & Appetite

Posted on 25. January 2020 by Marion

Trappen in endless slow motion

Trappen in endless slow motion…

…that’s what I feel like now. Especially this morning when I was spooning my breakfast egg and it took forever for the spoon to work … >>>>>>>

Posted on 5. July 20198. July 2019 by Marta

Like a dead horse

I woke up like every day. It’s clear to me that I need a little time to reach my “operating temperature”. Then I realized: Coffee is out…

The heat was … >>>>>>>

Posted on 22. June 20198. July 2019 by Marion

Calories, Calories, Calories (written in nurse mode)

For people, food represents one of the central areas of activity, which is also closely linked to pleasure, experience, stimulation and, of course, interpersonal communication. However, eating is not only … >>>>>>>

Posted on 1. June 20198. July 2019 by Marta

Lucky I’m not Asian

I just made dinner. Fish fillet with boiled potatoes. It became clear to me that I am not as elegant with knife and fork as I used to be.

And … >>>>>>>

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