Well, that's a change

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kccc
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Well, that's a change

Post by kccc » Sun Sep 07, 2008 9:47 pm

Today is my birthday, and my dear husband got my very favorite cake - a flourless chocolate truffle cake from the local bakery that is truly decadent. I love it, and requested it.

And I had some, and thoroughly enjoyed it. And thought about having more, since it's an S-day and all... but I'm finding that I feel done.

It is very rich, and I think I just don't require as much rich stuff to be satisfied.

Fortunately it freezes. So I can enjoy it over multiple S-days for a while to come. :D

This is just different. Before, I would have eaten a ton because I can, because I hardly ever get it, because it's a treat. Whatever.

Now, I eat less and enjoy it more. The difference still astonishes me.

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Post by Laff » Sun Sep 07, 2008 11:01 pm

Happy Birthday! Good for you for saving the cake for another day. I hope you had a wonderful day.
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Post by CrazyCatLady » Mon Sep 08, 2008 12:11 am

Happy Birthday, KCCC. Wonderful news about being able to truly enjoy the cake, in a healthy way. :D

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Post by KAxelrod » Mon Sep 08, 2008 12:33 am

Happy Birthday. Great news about your experience with the torte. So different, and so nice.

I had a similar experience last night. We went out to the coop to get desserts and bring them home. I had a small portion of a hazelnut/meringue-type cake, and my husband had German Chocolate cake. It was much too rich and too sweet for him, so he left most of his. After I had my piece, I took one bite of his. And that was it. (In the olden days, I would have finished it up)

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Post by BrightAngel » Mon Sep 08, 2008 12:35 am

KCCC Happy Birthday.Image
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Post by kccc » Mon Sep 08, 2008 3:23 am

Thank you all! I've had a lovely birthday - I feel very cherished by my family.

I did have a second piece of cake at supper... but couldn't finish it. Neither could my son, who asked me to save his for later. (I have done so, and told him that was "good listening to your body." I am hoping he grows up naturally employing the habits I have had to learn.)

The rest is in the freezer. We'll have it another time, and enjoy. :)

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Post by Mavilu » Mon Sep 08, 2008 7:33 am

Happy Birthday, KCCC!.
I never had flourless cake, but it sounds too good to pass up, therefore, I'm amazed at your good attitude towards it.
Atta, girl!.

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Post by howfunisthat » Mon Sep 08, 2008 11:10 am

Happy Birthday KCCC...

What a wonderful birthday present...to not have your birthday cake have the control! It must have felt wonderful!

Happy, happy birthday!!!

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Post by blueskighs » Mon Sep 08, 2008 8:41 pm

KCCC

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU

Sounds like you had a good one!!!!!!!!!!

Today is my husband's birthday and mine is the 16th ....

scuse me for saying so but VIRGOS ROCK! :D

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Post by funfuture » Tue Sep 09, 2008 1:40 am

Happy Belated Birthday KCCC! - glad you had a lovely one.

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