1. The Trigger Point Therapy Workbook. This book on muscle tension is changing my life and helping me address pain issues I've had for seven years and three chiropractors. It's clear, easy to understand, and is teaching me to throw around words like "suboccipital" like I know what I'm talking about. And it's rocking my world, showing me where to massage my neck to get rid of a headache. Amazing and totally worth the $20.


3. Angry Birds on Todd's iPad. I LOVE Angry Birds. According to recent statistics, I have played Angry Birds for 6 hours (not counting the several hours I spent playing the free version before ponying up the $4.99 for the full game), killed 500 pigs (or something like that) and shot 10 birds backwards.

But last week, I made candied orange peel for the first time, and it was basically all I ate that day. WOW. I didn't take any pictures because I ate all of it in short order.
Then on Monday, I had to make something for the book club (!!!) I was invited to join. It just so happened that February's BHG came on Saturday, featuring some really spectacular-looking cakes. So I made this cake in my new, high-walled, eight-inch cake pans.
And look how flat the top is! Sigh...maybe I shouldn't have sent the remainder to the office with Todd.
5. Lastly, clementines. YUM. Also, the MacBook in the background, which I was bequeathed with by my sister. It was in a car accident and she got a new one, so she gave it to me. It's only slightly dented and seems to be working fine. Definitely an upgrade from the five-year-old Dell I'd been using. Thanks, Rachel!
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