During most years of my single life, I "spoiled" myself by not staying kitchen as often as most "normal" people. And this "hobby" no doubt contributed big deal to my chronic health problems. So, having been realized that life style is one of primary causes of CFS, I started cooking crazily, if not passionately. I made oath that I would take kitchen as my studio, make each meal like a piece of art!
So, if being a housewife of someone else is the last role I want to play in my life, being my own housewife is certainly not so bad.
So Bree, let me share your passion!
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You are an inspiration Yunyi! How difficult it is to change habits even when you really want to. I am going to be looking out for the results of your kitchen output, and try to get used to a bit of weight-gain. It worries me that you should think about your weight, perhaps due to the huge and evil industry that plays on people's irrational fears about their weight. Of course over-eating is another thing, and you do not need to have more work to do just getting yourself about, but a simple healthy balance is for YOU to regulate - wwith a little help from your friends... Take care, Bob
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